jostling造句

Many cars lay jostling each other at the parking lot.

Their crowdlike jostling as they marched down the snowy street simply emerged, out of anyone's control.

The nation and the world are a bunch of jostling wards that have to be knit together.

All those men were jostling with each other on the running track, as if the result was so important.

Schelling proposes that we think of ourselves not as unified selves but as different beings, jostling, contending, and bargaining for control.

These happen because in extremely dense crowds there is so much shoving and jostling that people's movements are no longer entirely under their own control.

In future, Dr Butt envisages, the egg-sorting operation of a large hatchery might look like this: A conveyor belt moves the eggs along, gently jostling them until their allantoic sacs point upright.

LIKE drinkers in an English pub who crowd the bar well before the bell is rung for last orders, Europe's Banks are jostling to get to the front of the queue to raise extra capital.