wringing造句

Leave wringing of your hands: peace! Sit you down.

He is wringing out the water from his swimming trunks.

Placed in dry and shady, avoid sun-baked and wringing.

Yet "Lost in Transition" is not, in fact, a hand-wringing tale of gloom.

''Lots of hand-wringing over the online games market in 2011.

Avoid flailing them about, wringing them together, cracking your knuckles, or toying with your rings.

That man is still wringing fingers in the pavilion: this city, enter or not?

His face was pale, and he stared at his feet while wringing his hands nervously.

Cal: With all the hand-wringing about the swelling US deficit, you'd think Washington would get the message.

Cold winter, the hand-wringing, can help women in the winter to promote blood circulation and metabolism, prevent colds do.

Try soaking a cloth or sock in long, wet grasses or plants and then wringing that water into the can.

But behind the mask that plastic surgeons had made of his face was a keen brain for wringing cash out of pop music—and for spending it.

He would relish bashing the government as posh liberals wringing their hands over popular policies such as CCTV and sending lots of people to prison.

The clever orangutan repeatedly dipped the small towel into a pool of water before wringing it out and applying it gently to its face to cool off.

It is all causing a good deal of hand-wringing among policymakers contemplating a growing burden for the state and for a shrinking workforce.

The incident has triggered widespread soul-searching, with even the state-run media wringing their hands over the state of Chinese society.

The wash basin is provided with a folding rotatable overturning board, and the water storage container is internally provided with an internal barrel, a mop wringing device and so on.

With the structure, water in the mop head can be fast swung out through that the rotation shaft is driven to rotate by the motor, thereby achieving the purpose of fast wringing the mop dry.