“splashed”造句，怎麼用splashed造句

But even Oman has been splashed.

The waves splashed on the ship.

Water splashed against the soles of her feet.

I saw Beihai surging, roaring and Pentium. The rain was beating against the ground, and the rain splashed and splashed.

The protesters to escort vehicle cuff and kick, will also car splashed with red paint.

Dots of silver light float on the big purple scroll, they are like the splashed spray.

The angry goddess was not to be calmed. She splashed water in the hunter's face.

The news was splashed across every front page and beamed non-stop on French television-news channels.

When Peter accidentally knocks over several jars of paint, the eggs are splashed with all the colors of the rainbow.

At their campsite in the new village, the Lohar found refuge in the shadows cast by their carts and splashed themselves cool at a nearby well.

When my dad walked through the door that night, he dropped the bags he was carrying as he saw my friend's blood splashed upon the living room walls.

I went back to the hotel. I locked the door. I splashed water on my face. I watched the faucets weep.

The Crown Prosecution Service states under the Road Traffic Act (1991) the offence of "careless, and inconsiderate, driving" does include driving through a puddle causing pedestrians to be splashed.

Meanwhile, the state’s other senator, Roscoe Conkling, had seen his own affair—with the wife of a former governor of Rhode Island—splashed across the front page of The Times.

Sure, Roman Abramovich, the Russian oligarch who splashed out ￡150m for Chelsea in 2003 is big news; even more so after spending nearly ￡400m on new players to propel Chelsea back to the centre stage of British football after a 30-year lull in their fortunes.

Water splashed everywhere.

Water splashed onto the floor.

The spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific.

All the water had splashed out over the floor.

Tiny raindrops from her umbrella splashed on the face of my glasses.

Remember once, my mother accidentally splashed water to my face, some pouring into the nose, I started crying.

Suddenly, with an ear-splitting crack, the haughty oak splashed into the stream between the waving reeds.

When the troops aboard his landing craft splashed ashore during an allied amphibious attack at Anzio, Italy, Arness was chosen to lead the way.

She drank a lot more. When a much older man, old enough to be her father, walked up and said: "Miss, let me take you home," she splashed her drink onto his face.

There were a few wagons loading at the freight cars and several mud-splashed buggies with rough-looking strangers at the reins but only two carriages. One was a closed carriage, the other open and occupied by a well-dressed woman and a Yankee officer.

The rain splashed against the window.

The spray of the waterfall splashed to her face.

As little Misha finished his story, his eyes brimmed full of tears that splashed down his little cheeks.

When night falls on the west side of the sky one last look back as if a ray of clouds disappeared, the sky Yousi gods spilled ink, engraved on a large inter-splashed day at least.

She splashed through the puddles.

Wisdom with touching one another, they splashed out millions of spark.

In the shade of a pedestrian bridge, where old men and women sit on the concrete benches, staring out to sea, a wall has been splashed with color and the spray-painted words "NO WAR."

Black and red flames burst into the sky, debris splashed, dust flew, and the ground trembled violently under the force of the bomb explosion.

Sarah's parents really splashed out on her wedding.