netless造句

例句与造句

1. The basketball goals are bent and netless, the pool is unused.
2. They could have been two guys playing horse on a netless rim in Brooklyn.
3. The future As Conway shoots at a netless rim on a dark playground, he considers his future.
4. Their court, a dusty patch of black top with bent, netless rims, could have been anywhere.
5. The safest place for bystanders is behind the netless goals, because the ball rarely finds its way through the steel frame.
6. It's difficult to find netless in a sentence. 用netless造句挺难的
7. Wearing a Michael Jordan T-shirt and a Chicago White Sox cap flipped backward, Shipp fluidly dunked on a netless rim.
8. I'm working on my jump shot, " said Aaron, his laugh as soft as his shot floating through the netless hoop.
9. That first hoop, " hangdog, netless, " as Wideman remembers it, wasn't much, just a rusty old thing nailed to a board.
10. Davis retired in the mid-1970s, but still kept a high wire _ pristinely netless _ in his backyard for practicing, until his heart condition worsened three years ago.
11. Sunday afternoon, Arubay, 20, and a group of friends wandered wide-eyed once again through the looted villa, fingering the smashed, gold-painted banister and staring through the shattered window at the netless tennis courts and empty docks for motorized water scooters.
12. "As I write this, " he says, " a boy somewhere tosses underwear at a basketball laundry hamper; a girl in pigtails shoots alone in a haybarn, a 17-year-old slams an imaginary ball through a netless rim above smashed crack vials ."
13. Grace and strength are exhibited by the three Ayala systers, suspended by their hair over a netless arena while they perform spins and juggle rings and clubs; by the gymnast known as Katya, twirling by one arm on a loop of rope, and by the Bulgarian rhythmic gymnasts who enchant the eye with choreography performed with ribbons, clubs and hoops.
14. He loved the feel of the ball, the sense of its going through the netless hoop, and dreamed as he retrieved the wet ball in a snowbank that one day he might drive through whole teams and flip a pass behind his back to a cutting teammate-- in the fashion of Bob Cousy of the Celtics, whom he had seen on television-- or just pull up and drain a jumper from 20 feet out.