flushes造句

The tide flushes through this narrow inlet.

Fatigue turned to exhaustion, joined by headaches and hot flushes.

She may feel, for example, palpitations and hot flushes.

Heard that happy is very simple, as soon as flushes simply to the time pale.

It is used in hot flushes, perspiration during menopause and night sweats.

It won't stop hot flushes, but it can reduce their intensity and their ability to disrupt your sleep.

The visitor is grateful that he does not have to go in, and then flushes with shame.

Lower temperatures signal your body that it's time to sleep, and they make hot flushes less disruptive.

Still, the fact is that perimenopausal women who use HRT sleep better. Whether it's because it reduces hot flushes or has some other effect isn't known.

Flush distance, how close one can get to a bird before it flushes, reflects the adaptation of birds to human intrusion.

It decreases the hot flushes that can disrupt sleep and is even prescribed by doctors for breast cancer patients who are undergoing active therapy.

The main results were as following: 1. Girdling inhibited the sprouting of spring shoot, and shortened the internode, thereby restrained the growth of the spring flushes.

Perhaps that first concert, attended by a teenage girl experiencing her first feverish flushes of rock star idolatry, was too high a bar to match.

Possibly is accidentally, I gain ground saw slogan which printed with the A4 paper: in order to maintain a fragrant environment, after the do as you please flushes the water!

It also flushes its toilets with rainwater, has a robot security guard that will challenge you if you wander around at night and a whole range of clever technology to make the building sustainable.

According to CCTV news report, Monding these team beat a dog, is at midnight secretly traces to house, suddenly crazily knocks the wash bowl, which hears to have the dog to call, flushes kills the dog immediately.

The spring breeze flushes and the green leaves dance. This is the American larch planted by Nixon and Kissinger by the West Lake. It grows gracefully and very well.