“wavering”造句，怎麼用wavering造句

The couple are wavering over the purchase of a car.

Only a few blooming chrysanthemums, in the light autumn wind, whisper about the wavering heart.

In fact, many things in life are made more difficult by our hesitation and wavering.

That prospect is essential to keeping a wavering Turkey on its pro-western path, too (see article).

Chinese-educated Singaporeans have been wavering Between optimism and pessimism about the future of their ethnic language and culture.

The melon vines flourished with big leaves wavering in wind, vines dancing and yellow flowers blooming side by side.

In the second half of this year, a long journey has been brewing, wavering between Huangshan and Zhangjiajie, and finally Zhangjiajie has gained the upper hand.

Our experience has always shown that it takes a strong determined attack against the sworn lackeys of the enemy to win over people who are wavering.

I bit my lip and took a step closer to the exit of my temple, the world seemed to swoon around me, wavering in and out of focus as I fought the numbing shock and tried to steady myself.

Wearing heelless shoes is not such a thing, walking like a wavering penguin, which makes passers-by look surprised, while they are suffering, it is imperative to change shoes.

A boat and orchid shadows float away in the breeze, but the moon stars still hope to see the distant mountains, but the fragrant grass is wildly rolling, the day and evening in the light of the wind and clouds, Zijuan to the scenery of the moon, quietly wavering thousands of miles.

Hester gazed after him a little while, looking with a half fantastic curiosity to see whether the tender grass of early spring would not be blighted beneath him and show the wavering track of his footsteps, sere and brown, across its cheerful verdure.

The Russians were visibly wavering.

He tried to stiffen his wavering soldiers.

And he must persuade wavering whites that he is genuinely post-racial.

Conflict has opened, it is impossible to restore vitality, the Empire's ancient boats are full of holes, wavering.

By the light of the wretched and wavering lamp, of which we have spoken, Dants saw the old man, pale, but yet erect, clinging to the bedstead.

The left wing stands firm, the middle wavers (this wavering in the new society is different from that in the old), and the right wing resists.

He was built as a sword fish except for his huge jaws which were tight shut now as he swam fast, just under the surface with his high dorsal fin knifing through the water without wavering.

An inconstant or wavering light.

Everybody pulled out all the stops to give wavering senators the spine to take a stand.

When a typhoon strikes, the wavering elements who cannot withstand it begin to vacillate. That's a law.

Falling in love, not wearing the cold of life, can not recall the final curtain, love separated serious tears, life separated the last dream, break the matter and say tears, missing is wavering, just a merciless month, life is impermanent.

A wavering line along the path.

Two more of the 31-member ACMD have since resigned in protest, and at least five others are said to be wavering.

She's wavering between buying a house in the city or moving away.

A bright moon wavering on the top of the tree, counting the sadness and joy of the earth. A few whistles disturb the silence of the night sky, and the meteors flash across the sky in a flash of vanish. There is not enough time to pray for a fleeting loss.