“biting”造句，怎么用biting造句

She walked up and dwon, biting her lip and thinking desperately hard.

Any of various similar dipteran insects, such as the biting midges of the family Ceratopogonidae.

"Try sticking a walnut in your mouth and then biting on it. It's not so easy," Strait says.

In the flooded forest, vines and roots created a web of gnarled wood, covered with every type of biting insect.

MM: As a child I always painted my toenails, but I had a terrible fingernail biting habit that I couldn't seem to cure.

There's something about biting into an apple, peeling a banana or the scent of an orange that just makes you feel good.

Israel’s “separation barrier” is planned to swerve and dip around the village, biting off chunks of the villagers’ land; their olive trees will be torn up.

Wrapped in socks, gloves, a headband, face mask and undies, you are shut in a room where the temperature is a biting minus 130c for 3 minutes (see photo).

I remembered a windy night by the Dora, years ago, when I walked along biting a girl's cheek. She had long, really fine hair and it kept getting between my teeth.

Let the nail biting begin.

A dog that winds up biting its own tail.

insect having biting mouthparts and four large membranous wings with netlike veins.

The tiny red ants, native to South America, not only boast a painful sting but they actively enjoy biting.

Suffering from genital warts in pregnant women during childbirth, the baby through the birth canal may be caused by infection, biting infant sucks wart.

Other mammals, such as the platypus and some shrews, are venomous, meaning they produce a toxin internally then put that toxin into another critter by biting, stinging, or some other more devious way.

Though stung by the unfairness of her implication, in the presence of his coughing grandfather Chueh-hui could only hold back his retort and hang his head in silence, biting his lips.

Assaults on umpires or even biting off an opponent's ear are considered humorous by some fans.

The trend was upwards for much of this decade, except for the period when the credit crunch was biting hardest.

"We have to know what this group is doing in terms of biting, but also in other aspects of its ecology, " says Jacob Koella, an evolutionary epidemiologist at Imperial College London.

In addition, the alligators far outperformed their inebriated human counterparts in the following areas: lunging, biting, crushing, dismembering, and swallowing.

His remark has a biting edge to it.

And there may be a way to keep cells from biting off more than they can swallow-snip off the nanotubes' rounded tips.