blindfold造句

For now you must wear this blindfold.

They put a blindfold on a horse.

Not long after, a guard came in, waving a blindfold.

I could do that blindfold, ie easily, regardless of obstacles.

The reporter was taken blindfold to a secret location.

Now, I blindfold my eyes and lose direction again.

Again he agreed to her request and she put a blindfold over his eyes.

Occasionally, he is wearing a blindfold symbolizing the saying, @Love is blind.

He assured her he had not, so she removed the blindfold and yelled, "Surprise!"

Despite the protection of blindfold and masks, each breath is still laborious.

Yet grandmaster games played quickly and under blindfold conditions tend to be of surprisingly high quality.

Back in the corridor a man arrived and told the guards to untie the prisoner and take his blindfold off.

Tom slipped out in good season with his aunt's old tin lantern and a large towel to blindfold it with.

This time it was only a minor mistake. We should not blindfold our eyes and kill a great minister.

When he took off the blindfold, he was in the middle of thick woods. By himself. All night long.

"Now put your foot here, easy now, that foot there …" I didn't stumble, but I wanted to take the blindfold off and say, "Where are we, anyway?

Selfishness, only taking small, losing big, self-interested, will only blindfold their own hearts, will not cover the hearts of others.

We want an estimate of the proportion of oil which the blindfold, mill-turning, unbiased critic can squeeze out of you.

Those who mislead people's descendants, blindfold their wisdom, delay their practice, and conceal their listening, should say or not, do or not, and influence their eloquence.

After the plane had flown smoothly, Bingshuo took off the blue-black blindfold and turned on the miniature radio hanging on his ear.

Ss:Pat put a blindfold on me, turned me around several times and asked me to place the tail as close as possible to where a tail of a donkey should be.

He had a pair of glasses on his face and a mask on his mouth. He couldn't see clearly what he looked like, but apparently there was a very handsome face under the blindfold.

Try this: Put a blindfold on someone, take them to a park or a beach or a meadow and ask them to walk for as long as they can in a straight line. Then watch what happens.

Then my blindfold is removed and I'm face-to-face with a man. He asks me to smile, then blinks a single tear from his eye as I'm wheeled away.

How many it had cost in the amassing, what blood and sorrow, what good ships scuttled on the deep, what brave men walking the plank blindfold, what shot of cannon, what shame and lies and cruelty, perhaps no man alive could tell.