“fumed”造句，怎麼用fumed造句

Some manufacturers used a little fumed litharge and basic lead sulfate here also.

The synergistic reinforcement effect between fumed silica and ZDMA was investigated in detail.

Calm - sometimes inevitably meet not friendly or vexatious customers, will you give angry fumed with anger, to rage, to no!

Fulham boss Sanchez fumed: "I haven't seen the penalty incident but there were three simulations that went unopposed."

Recently, as I fumed about all the ways in which the Big Man wasn't feeding my praise addiction, these tips occurred to me.

The window in the kitchen, bulb and glass service time grow to be able to be fumed by lampblack black, not easy and abluent.

Mr Meshal was said to have fumed at the sight of a video that showed girls and boys cavorting in the resort’s pools, a far cry from the “resistance culture” he would like to foster.

Shareholders fumed that Mr Lewis had overpaid for a lemon—the price tag was $50 billion in BofA shares—and had not been upfront about bonuses paid to the acquired firm's "stars".

Old Chen fumed. He couldn't make up his mind.

I fumed as I pulled into the garage.

The obviously synergistic reinforcement of fumed silica and ZDMA to SBR was observed.

" Valentine's Day originated as an ancient Christian and Roman tradition and Akimoto fumed: "Religious overtones have been twisted and turned into a vehicle to make money.

A century and a half ago, Charles Dickens walked the streets of young America and fumed to see his novels in cheap pirate versions.

The smouldering wreck fumed thick black smoke.

The majority fails to understand what donor dollars can buy, fumed Mr Breyer.

I was mad all day long: Painting our house is part of our investment in it and ought to be a mutual decision, I fumed.

He fumed with rage because she did not appear.

Methods:To collect living Citellus dauricus with nest, placed in the fuming-mouse tank, rats and fleas were fumed to the death in ther or petrol without exception, and then collected the fleas.

The mayor also fumed about the "intolerable burden" of state pension obligations, which have risen by 350% since 2002.