“round in”造句，怎麼用round in造句

I'll be round in an hour.

The picture is round in shape.

They were going round and round in its head like wheels.

These cruise ships can turn round in two days.

The earth does not move round in empty space.

The combination of square and round figures embodies its educational spirit of“ round in intellect and square in action”.

In a 15-question practice round in January, Watson won — but only barely.

Let me say only that it was round in form and blue-grey in colour.

The position of one who draws no opponent for a round in a tournament and so advances to the next round.

"It's life going round and round in a loop," he says, as if he's reassuring his parents as well as himself.

He was out for more than an hour and came round in the hospital.

We engage foreign teachers all the year round in order to popularize school English.

On Innovation of Higher Vocational Education under the Background of Constructing Well-off Society in All-round in Shenzhen

The first round in the Battle of the Atlantic may be said to have ended in a draw.

The thought kept going round and round in her head.

I reeled round in a daze.

The revolving sign was spinning round and round in the wind.

curving and somewhat round in shape rather than jagged.

The final round involves a repeat of the third round in order to narrow the range of time estimates.

Should learn to watch an issue in the round in will live henceforth so.

You can't change the verb round in such kind of sentence.

The captain could not slew the ship round in time to avoid an accident.

Small fish swam round and round in their tiny bowls.

Smith looked round in some mystification.

He managed to twist himself round in the restricted space.

Winter is the main color here. The snow that never melts all the year round watches us all the year round in the near future.

In a moment, however, his face grew blank, and he fell to hunting round in a circle with pleading whine.

The Emperor turned round and round in front of the mirror.

go round in circles; work busily at a task without making any progress

In the zoo we saw many monkeys running round in the cage.

The fallen leaves turn round and round in the wind.