spring shower造句

例句与造句

1. Making up for it isn't as easy as a few spring showers.
2. Satellite dishes have sprung up on Canadian houses like gray mushrooms after a spring shower.
3. Spring showers : The Dodgers and Mets were rained out Saturday afternoon in Port St . Lucie.
4. If things continue to worsen, and late winter and spring showers fail to materialize, the city would declare a drought emergency.
5. Spring showers have dampened the first two days of the French Open, causing devoted fans to watch the matches under umbrellas and ponchos.
6. It's difficult to find spring shower in a sentence. 用spring shower造句挺难的
7. King kicked off his magnum opus " It " with Pennywise dismembering a child playing in a rain-filled gutter after a spring shower.
8. But if the temperature rises above freezing, the plants will look dewy and fresh, as if they had just been bathed by a spring shower.
9. Driving through a spring shower one afternoon, Dr . Amy McClure heard her then-3-year-old daughter call out from the back seat.
10. In 1932 Fejos returned to Hungary to direct " Spring Shower " ( " Tavaszi Z醦or " ), which some film critics have called his best film.
11. Sporadic spring showers in the past week have provided relief for key growing areas in Brazil, the world's No . 2 producer, as farmers plant next year's crop.
12. "This is a series of earthquakes and tornadoes which make Watergate look like a mild spring shower, " said Kenneth Duberstein, a White House chief of staff under President Ronald Reagan.
13. "It came as an ominous thunderstorm from the East, but it may dissipate like a fleeting spring shower, " said Erik Luna, professor of law at the University of Utah.
14. If it looks like a spring shower under there, I will lift off the cellophane and give my babies a breather, because too much moisture encourages fungal diseases that can kill tender seedlings in a trice.
15. As dozens of New York City police officers were wreaking havoc in Washington hotels last month, some of them running around naked and drunk and harassing other guests, Tokyo's finest were handing out umbrellas to people unexpectedly caught in spring showers.
16. From the top of Grano Kop, a hill several hundred feet high, the rolling veld was a pointillist landscape in black, lime and white _ black where the grass had burned, lime where the southern-hemisphere spring showers two weeks ago had perked up buds in the treetops, and circles of white where dead limbs had burned to cinders.