“craggy”造句，怎麼用craggy造句

The short, craggy Property Protection chief settled down in a facing chair.

The abstract painter Clyfford Still is a craggy enigma of American art.

Sulfur fumes have streaked the craggy volcanic rocks with pale yellow.

He was about sixty years old, short and thin, with a craggy face and a deep, gravelly voice he used sparingly but to great effect.

They are cooked only briefly on a plancha, then served amid dabs of emulsified oyster purée and drifts of seaweed powder on hefty, craggy rocks instead of plates.

This shape has been inherited by the Mars rover, providing ourfuture Mars drivers with a wide view to navigate around theboulder-strewn plains and craggy mountainous regions.

The local peaks and mesas actually project above the level of the craggy underside of the few floating mountains Josh can see, so it's obvious that collisions are inevitable.

Which loves the mountain's craggy side?

His craggy face and piercing eyes are intimidating.

That was part of the rationale for bringing craggy Ken Clarke back to the front bench.

WHAT was it about Bob Taylor? He was an unassuming man, steady, phlegmatic, with a thick brush of white hair and a craggy outdoorsman's face.

Lucky Dube, the best-loved and biggest-selling reggae star in South Africa, looked much like a prophet, with thick dreadlocks falling to his chest and a craggy, bearded face.

Its terrain can be craggy and daunting, or softly pacifying.

A lone eagle soars high above craggy mountain tops, the tips of its wings lifting lightly in the wind.

The footpath climbed towards the craggy skyline.

Just last November new studies of Saturn's moon Enceladus strengthened the case for a reservoir of warm water buried beneath its craggy surface.

Your 96-year-old gran or that craggy tree at the bottom of the garden?