“washed up”造句，怎么用washed up造句

A whale was washed up on shore.

The body was found washed up on a beach.

Overnight the sea had washed up a lot of rubbish.

The body of the drowned sailor was washed up.

Then, after the 2005 tsunami, hundreds of the dumped and leaking barrels washed up on shore.

Big logs are washed up every day on the west coast.

Dozens of dead seals have washed up in Scotland with strange spiral wounds. What could be the culprit?

The business is washed up; a loan will do no more than delay the day of reckoning.

By the late 1800s scientists had enough reliable sightings and evidence (including bodies washed up on Newfoundland beaches) to officially name and identify the beast.

An investigation is underway following the unusual deaths of 33 seals washed up along the east coast of Scotland and England.

You see, it's low tide right now and all of these starfish have been washed up onto the shore. If I don't throw them back into the sea, they'll die up here from lack of oxygen.

Fireworks weren't going off when 40, 000 dead crabs were found in the U.K., or when 2 million fish washed up dead on the shores of Chesapeake Bay, Maryland.

So don't waste your time trying to make anything cool or pure or awesome 'cause the Man is just gonna call you a fat washed up loser and crush your soul.

Coming to the study, Zhao Guangyi, the King of Jin, who has resigned from the office of Yin in Kaifeng Prefecture, got up as early as every day in the past year, washed up, and was calculating when Pan Mei would enter Beijing.

I'm all washed up.

I feel all washed up.

driftwood washed up by the tide

Did you hear that Gloria's marriage is all washed up?

Let me tell you, boy, you’re all washed up in this company!

Once Hancock was summoned to the aid of a whale that had washed up on the beach.

Ear seems to wind on the sound, very slow, washed up the hair on the temples, sometimes rippling in the Pathetic gown.

Steven Millhauser's stories examine the way gossip can travel in small towns by telling the story of a mermaid washed up on shore, or an unsettling rash of suicides.

The sun washed up the upper reaches of Luhu Lake. A River meandered down the valley from south to north. At last, the river turned and poured into Luhu Lake.

We washed up after breakfast.

A whale was found washed up on the shore.

The tide the night before had been especially strong and thousands of starfish had been washed up on shore.

Before the global downturn washed up on African shores, trade and investment from China and other Asian countries were contributing to an unprecedented spurt of economic growth.

In the hull of the steamer she met Alfred Duperier, a young doctor who had been staying at Muggah House and who, like Emma, had been swept to sea on a bit of wreckage and washed up back on the island.

What did you do before dinner, Billy? I washed up before dinner.

Biologists suspect that unusually cold waters off the coast of Brazil were responsible for the deaths of more than 550 penguins that washed up on shore in the past 10 days.

As usual, I got up early, washed up, went down to have breakfast, and then went to the square to watch the students do morning exercises.

Now go get washed up for dinner.