“flowed”造句，怎麼用flowed造句

The gains from recent economic growth flowed disproportionately to the wealthy.

She gathered that no great affection flowed between the blind woman and her son.

The vodka and whiskey flowed freely in a Taipei exhibition hall the size of an airplane hangar on Oct. 7.

The Tigris River, only a mile from the camp, was one of the four rivers that flowed out of the biblical Garden of Eden.

Searing 750-degree (Celsius) gas flowed down the mountainside in a thunderous roar, and deadly plumes spewed ash four kilometers above the crater.

Egypt was thriving economically, but the spoils flowed mostly to a cosmopolitan elite that was out of tune with the street.

The sun shone yellow on its grey head, reminding me of summer; and I cannot say why, but all at once, a gush of child's sensations flowed into my heart.

The oil flowed over the rim of the drum.

The election results flowed in throughout the night.

Presently a sea-smell reached the nostrils and the river, ever majestic, flowed into the sea.

Runny lava flowed down its steep sides at rates of nearly 100 km per hour, quickly draining the lake.

Scientists in Melbourne, Australia, used a ventilator and pump to keep the animal lungs alive and "breathing" while human blood flowed in them.

There are people on the left and (as in the Mail’s case) the right who share a view of him as mendacious and forever stained by the blood that flowed in Iraq.

When one current flowed clockwise (measured as a 0), the team found, the other flowed counterclockwise (measured as a 1) with very high probability.

the other leading to a deep, dark cave, which was endless, where poison flowed instead of water and where devils and poisonous snakes hissed and crawled.

This river flowed southwest to the Atlantic Ocean.

The fact is that psychoanalysis is a scientific method which, before it can be more generally accepted, will have to wait until much more water has flowed under London Bridge.

But even the modified models took little note of data on how people flowed into and out of employment.