beanpoles造句

• Boomers'family trees are looking more like beanpoles than pyramids.
• Steve comments that they are both beanpoles and have no business fighting.
• Venus and Serena Williams, the beaded beanpoles who have made the grandest debut Melbourne Park has ever witnessed, are chasing each other.
• Then I remembered the chartreuse garden gate, the blue door, the lavender beanpoles arching out of the potager in the Long Island painter Robert Dash's garden in Sagaponack.
• Robert Tulloch, 17, and James Parker, 16, were teen-age beanpoles and children of well-respected strivers in Chelsea, Vt ., a tiny logging town between the Green and White Mountains.
• This reply ( I don't know how reliable it is ) claims quite a diversity in F1 driver heights ( and surely weights, as the tall ones listed aren't beanpoles and the shorter ones noticeably chunky ).
• The Lapidus style is idiosyncratic and immediately recognizable in photographs, derived as it was from the attention-getting techniques of commercial store design : sweeping curves, theatrically backlit floating ceilings,'beanpoles', and the ameboid shapes that he called'woggles','cheeseholes', and painter's palette shapes.
• In May 1862, Herman Haupt supervised common Union infantrymen from the Army of the Rappahannock in harvesting two billion feet of local lumber to construct the Potomac Creek Bridge, accomplishing this task in just nine working days . President Abraham Lincoln in a visit on May 28, 1862, observed " That man Haupt has built a bridge five hundred feet long and one hundred feet high, across Potomac Creek, on which loaded trains are passing every hour, and upon my word, gentlemen, there is nothing in it but cornstalks and beanpoles ."