coaster造句

Life is like a roller-coaster.

I felt I was in a digital roller coaster.

We've all had a roller coaster of a time - with the emotions to go with it.

Vanish roller coaster at Cosmo Land in Japan unexpectedly dives into an underwater tunnel.

Rumei: Wow! It has a skating rink and a roller coaster.

Let’s say we made a decision to get on that roller coaster and have some fun.

Turning fear into excitement Now, let's go back to the internal negotiations about the roller coaster ride.

The moving crane slowly lifts the table into the air. The guests are strapped into large, cushioned black chairs not unlike those of a roller coaster .

Beyond the challenges of culture shock and language, you must deal with the roller-coaster dollar as it rises and falls against other currencies.

You see here on the desk something that looks like a roller coaster, and I'm going to slide an object from this direction.

A repugnant form of false modesty somehow the winners always end up pulling out some chicken scratch speech written on a lottery ticket or coaster.

At its most basic level, a roller coaster is a machine that USES gravity to send a train along a winding track.

When perimenopause arrives with its roller-coaster ride of hormonal ups and downs, the entire orchestra gets out of sync, says Dr. Yan-Go, and disrupted sleep is frequently the result.

I pushed through some dreary weather in Michigan and Ohio, climbed the roller-coaster foothills of the Appalachians and battled traffic and chewed up roads as I entered the city.

No one knows for sure why humans would find pleasure in pain, but Dr. Rozin suggests that there's a thrill, similar to the fun of riding a roller coaster.

Assuming that you are capable of holding on to the key, just press the giant red button and a resounding belch will issue forth from your Beer pager beer cozy/coaster.