“take a sip of”造句，怎么用take a sip of造句

Nobody types continuously. Everybody stops to gather his thoughts, or flip a page, or take a sip of coffee.

Old people rushed up and surrounded Dr. Wu, who had just sat down and had not yet had time to take a sip of water.

If you don't drink, you should also hold the soda cup high. If you don't answer the story, you'll probably have to take a sip of it.

He stopped to take a sip of water and then resumed speaking.

Also, it's considered rude to take a sip of your drink with your mouth full.

Or take a sip of water between each bite-eating slowly can boost levels of two hormones that make you feel fuller, Greek researchers found.

Sometimes, when the wind was too strong for him to breathe, his face turned purple as he fought for breath, and he would turn around and take a sip of his wine.

He paused to take a sip of water, and then went on with his story.

If you are thirsty, you can take a sip of water.

Just as I was about to take a sip of coffee the whole building jolted upwards and nearly knocked me off balance.