hyperactively造句

例句与造句

1. Now he's hyperactively on the trail.
2. Watching " The Office, " you feel the power of TV's hyperactively happy laugh tracks.
3. My heart began beating hyperactively, as if there were a child in front of me with math homework.
4. Boxing promotions are transitory, picking up like the circus and moving on to find more rubes, suckers, and the hyperactively addicted.
5. Hyperactively jabbering and gesticulating, Robinson moved among his teammates distributing hugs and fist-bumps along with his preferred brand of old-time religion.
6. It's difficult to find hyperactively in a sentence. 用hyperactively造句挺难的
7. He has more than a little John Madden in him, the same hyperactively upbeat tone that the ex-Oakland coach brings to the broadcast booth these days.
8. While walking the back yard as his dogs pranced hyperactively in and out of the privet hedge, Gwathmey was caught midstride by a deliveryman bearing a small brown bag tied up with multicolored ribbons.
9. Clouds of laughing gas will turn Mudokons " wired " ( lime ), causing them to hyperactively run in Abe's direction and in some cases make it harder to get past enemies.
10. When a Pilager photo op is spoiled by the inconvenient appearance of a dead body, Danny is hired by the candidate's ruthless chief handler ( a hyperactively shticky Richard Dreyfuss ) to make some inquiries.
11. Leave it to filmmaking siblings Joel and Ethan Coen to follow their hyperactively overstuffed surprise hit " O Brother, Where Art Thou ? " with a movie purposely drained of color, excitement and even most of its central character.
12. First mate Mike, an ex-Marine, has 14 T-cells ( the normal amount for the immune system is 1, 000 ) but still runs marathons and hyperactively flies around the Survivor's deck wherever he's needed.
13. "I think the mistake a lot of coaches make is to put one quarterback on a pedestal and treat the rest of the quarterbacks as backups, " said the hyperactively sincere Hackett after becoming the first USC coach since 1951 to win his debut.
14. In it he depicts Homer, the all-too-human 10-year-old son of his friend the sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, hyperactively straddling the corner of a chair, tense, fidgety and obviously bored to death, as his mother reads aloud to calm him down.
15. According to " Trouser Press ", the album was a " promising debut " with " awfully thin sound and more enthusiasm than skill . " Conversely, AllMusic's Stewart Mason wrote in 2002 that despite " Blaze of Glory " 2 s " extremely inconsistent " songwriting and " funky homemade feel, " the album was a " clear signpost towards the hyperactively literate art pop of Game Theory's later albums ", with " a handful of early gems . " Mason specifically cited " Sleeping Through Heaven " as " jubilant . . . a fan favorite ", as well as " Bad Year at UCLA, " with its " wry collegiate angst ".
16. Rich Juzwiak noted that Beyonc?" ecstatically and hyperactively " changes chorus, complimented with sweet backing harmonies, then arrives, with Beyonc?chanting, " Baby it's you, you're the one I love / You're the one I need / You're the only one I see / Come on baby it's you / You're the one that gives your all / You're the one I can always call / When I need you make everything stop / Finally you put my love on top . " The chorus carries the final two minutes of the song through four key changes, proceeding to Dm &, then to D, Em & and finally to E . This was highlighted by Henderson who wrote that " the spirit carries both her and the song into a Stevie Wonder-reminiscent climax of continually rising key changes . " In this way, the word " baby " is said about 24 times throughout the song.