“coy”造句，怎麼用coy造句

A coy cat makes a proud mouse.

She is coy about her love affairs.

Women are coy and play hard to get .

He was charmed by the young woman's coy smile.

The coy boy loves his new toy, because it brings him so much joy.

She was a little coy about how much her dress cost.

When the rose blossoms, it is beautiful and luxuriant: some flowers and bones are budding, like the coy bride.

Lazio captain Massimo Oddo was coy over questions regarding new contract talks after last night's derby victory.

The traditional flirts let the man be the initiator and the women play the more demure, coy, passive role. They gravitate toward more "intimate" dating settings.

Elsewhere, in a less coy moment, Buffett said that "India is a very logical place to look so I hope I spend some money here."

The fluid that Armour Holdings developed is a liquid polymer containing nano-engineered particles of silica, though BAE is coy about the details of what it is using.

It is not so with me, to whom sleep is a coy mistress, much given to a teasing inconsistency and for ever demanding to be wooed —"lest too light winning make the prize light".

Camellia dances in the breeze. Her bright red flowers hang in the green leaves. They are really like red lanterns. Sometimes they are like young girls dressed in veils. They stand smiling and coy.

She is coy of singing.

yielded with coy submission(John Milton.

But now her looks are coy and cold.

Inquiring into the new technology of half enzymatic hydrolysis half koji process to produce coy sauce

But he played coy when he was asked about a possible presidential bid.

At first he looked 43 startled, but that look was quickly replaced by a 44 coy smile.

The fourth volume is carried out under such circumstances, and the words which are fading out are written in a rather coy way.

They were off for a drive--she, looking about and noticing fine clothing, the young men voicing those silly pleasantries and weak quips which pass for humour in coy circles.

Tim is just being coy.

Many of the imperialist claws are fierce and coy.

All the older women showed excessive enthusiasm for water, without sarcasm or frivolity. She was a little coy.

Sir John's appointment was announced by Downing Street last month in a statement with only the merest hint of intrigue - a coy reference, without elaboration, to his "rejoining" MI6.

She gave me a coy smile.

Madame Chiang, always stunning in her silk gowns, could be as coy and kittenish as a college coed, or as commanding and petty as a dormitory house mother.

Mr. Alexander is not the slightest bit coy about his ambitions.

Playfully coy and frisky.