“flickering”造句，怎麼用flickering造句

Researchers showed flickering images to each volunteer while fMRI signals were recorded from the visual cortex.

That way, the user isn't bothered by a continuously flickering display.

The images show glowing aurorae flickering at each pole - Saturn's equivalent of the Northern and Southern lights on Earth.

The world has a way of blowing relentless hurricane winds at our little flickering candles of faith.

The one in Zhaolin Park is now in its 35th season, and it is a far cry from the days of candles flickering in ice lanterns.

To be stood right in the action and watching the volcano spew out lava and growling with the peaceful northern lights flickering was just incredible.

Overhead was a grey expanse of cloud, slightly stirred, however, by a breeze; so that a gleam of flickering sunshine might now and then be seen at its solitary play along the path.

And in fact it is just shown in percentages, less than a quarter of the painting itself deals with Hannibal and his army, and the rest is this swollen angry sky with the sun just flickering through.

The lights flickering ahead of her merged together.

Despite the peace of the early night, lightning was flickering about the horizon.

But if a doctor were to put an ultrasound to the mother's abdomen a flickering light would appear.

Perhaps sensing my ineptitude, the program generated a second shooter who appeared on my display as a flickering soldier.

Distance of the moon where have I wistfully of the figure, under flickering stars will have you staring look forward presence.

I yield my flickering torch to thee.

could see points of evil light flickering in her green eyes, I was sure of that

The dream of the butterfly dance is flickering in my dream of love. I hear your funny smile curl up like a beautiful flower, which makes people salivate.

Suddenly, the lights started flickering, and the passengers became more and more anxious and panicked.

Crowds eddied in the darkness around card-sharp tables, ring-toss stalls, hawkers selling snails in broth under flickering gas torches, and the main attraction – a rickety wooden “Wall of Death”.

By evening we dined by the flickering light of our campfire and sang when we heard rustling in the woods.