“chum”造句，怎麼用chum造句

They used to chum in with each other in the past.

Friend; chum. Used as a form of familiar address for a man or boy.

At the banquet table , I had the good fortune to sit vis-a-vis an old school chum.

After a while the whistle blew. It was like throwing a bucket of chum into a tank of sharks.

Dragged alongside the unmanned submersible SeaRover, liquid tuna and chum attracted this rosy rockfish, swimming by a basket sea star in the waters of Monterey Bay, California.

Yet one of the new president's closest advisers will have a top slot at France's foremost broadcaster. The head of the group, Martin Bouygues, is an old chum of Mr Sarkozy's.

There's your old chum, Francis Getliffe and his friends.

Kenny tried to chum up with his new roommate but was only partially successful.

With his more flashily gifted Yale chum, Brit Hadden, he founded Time magazine.

"Twenty years ago tonight," said the man, "I dined here with Jimmy Wells, my best chum and the finest chap in the world."

Her chum said that South Korea is a scary place.

He's going to chum with a friend next month instead of having a room to himself.

An old schoolmate and chum of mine, of ten years ago, wants me to read him all that I write as fast as I write it.

Best hurry, old chum…i can't hang on …much longer…i think this could be the end…of…

Sorry, chum, we got orders to blot you out.