agitate造句

agitate the communicator

To agitate or upset greatly.

Do certain activities agitate you?

To agitate the heart of the army

To agitate or stir until foamy.

Tell him not to agitate himself.

As that pressure builds, tectonic tremors can agitate Chambers.

These were reforms for which we were prepared to agitate.

Fully agitate and aerify the pulp before flotation.

The individual endeavour song but in the heart of wayfarers agitate for a long time.

You I used to agitate the youth, is I this life the most beautiful memories.

To agitate or stir(milk or cream) in order to make butter.

Through the trickle of childhood, life began to agitate personality spray, one by one with the melody of youth.

In the meantime, people like Allen Frances will agitate for the number of diagnoses and their scope to be reduced.

To agitate him thus deeply, by a resistance he so abhorred, was cruel: to yield was out of the question.

A small but influential minority of public leaders continued to agitate for entrance into the League of Nations.

With the increasing of rapid agitate strength, coagulant residue and filter impedance index STI of the precipitated water would improve more remarkably than turbidity.

As China of the developing country, in the face of cruel reality and good opportunity, How to agitate in the tide of new-type economy?

But for one whose privilege it was to agitate that ocean of human waves, how many were received with a look of indifference or a sneer of disdain!

When tears flow silently, the years are silent, and the heart is like a white gull flying lightly, letting the heart agitate!

But ultimately most firms will have no choice but to do business on somebody else's digital property, and to agitate for better terms if the owner gets too greedy.

Crossing the platforms, bypassing the Jiuquan, the vegetation along the way began to be gradually scarce, the scenery became more and more desolate, the impression of the desert seemed to be getting closer and closer, and our mood began to gradually agitate.

Not to take part in, because it has been done. The truth of the time is in the ground. Words agitate, cross all barriers, do not bind the soul that I do not rely on for reality, so strong and so confused.