streak造句

A fleck or streak of color.

We had a streak of good luck.

The libertarian streak of the Austrians still has its fans.

Function: Air Drop a random kill streak or ammo.

But many customers also have a crafty streak.

HOMELESS, faction-ridden and riding a losing streak, Pakistani cricket was already having a bad year.

A streak of flames runs down its spine from head to stubby tail.

Also, diplomatic Libra knows must how to get around Aquarius's quirky stubborn streak.

If someone is said to have a "yellow streak," that person is considered a coward.

To keep that streak alive, Kavaguti and Smirnov were considering using their secret weapon: a throw quadruple Salchow.

They also tend to have a creative streak but sometimes they display an escapist attitude and impractical nature.

Keeping with his bizarre noble streak, he answered honestly, and then tore ass out of there like a flaming housecat.

Pressel started on the back nine and her birdie streak ended with a bogey on No. 13.

Kemmler, a Buffalo, New York, vegetable peddler with a strong jealous streak, confessed to killing his wife with a hatchet following an argument.

Called Parrando's paradox, the law states that two games guaranteed to make a player lose all his money can generate a winning streak if played alternately.

The whole album has a streak of sly humor running through it, hinted at by the album cover photograph of Cohen in shades posing with a banana peel.

Its far bright lights would streak across the sky and its sonic ba-boom! would rumble out, regular as a flight to Chicago.

However much Rodchenko valued technology, mathematics and science, he was also a romantic with a theatrical streak and he quickly discovered a way to make science and art into Allies, not enemies.

The Clippers are the road team for Sunday's matchup, but they'll try to snap a five-game losing streak at Staples Center - the home court they share with the Lakers, who are 8-4 there.

The city's designers may have had their plans, but it is the deep streak of pragmatism or, better, expediency that runs through so much of life here that drives things.

Li, the founder, head teacher, and editor-in-chief of li Yang Crazy English, wore a dove-gray turtleneck and a black car coat. His hair was set off by a faint silver streak.