biliousness造句

• It has also been used as a medicine for biliousness and febrile pains.
• In St . Germain's revisionist view of Edison, brilliance is reduced to biliousness.
• The fast tempos and brash guitars go a long way toward dissolving the Offspring's growing biliousness.
• If water is salty, it causes bile and cures diseases of lymph, windiness, and biliousness.
• Flonase's maritime allies, now freed from biliousness, are rewarded with great stores of tacos, hot peppers and curry.
• In the early years Bile Beans were marketed as " Charles Forde's Bile Beans for Biliousness ", and sales relied heavily on newspaper advertisements.
• Then, as the country's electoral discontent deepened and incumbents were falling right and left, New Jersey voters seemed, in their biliousness, right there in the thick of things.
• Biliousness and the milk of human kindness flow from the same source : the Korean writer and director Lee Chang-Dong, who casually wins your devastation with his unlikely pair of lovers.
• My friends accused me of acting " affected " and my mother, fearing it was an attack of biliousness, poked some nasty orange medicine down my throat at regular intervals _ when she could catch me.
• As for first-time readers of Theroux, though they might not be too disappointed in the novel, they would surely feel somewhat perplexed by the remorseless biliousness and misanthropy that underscores Kowloon Tong from beginning to end.
• The 11th-century pharmacologist, Al-Biruni, claimed other chemical and physical properties associated with khat, namely, that it also acts as a natural refrigerant for the stomach and the liver, and relieves biliousness.
• Second place went to Elaine Piecuch ( age 14 ) of Winslow, Maine, who failed to correctly spell " biliousness ", followed in third by Gary Barringer ( age 14 ) of East Liverpool, Ohio.
• Striving to bury the biliousness of impeachment, Sens . Sam Brownback, R-Kan ., and Joseph Lieberman, D-Conn ., issued press releases early this week announcing a bipartisan " call for reconciliation ."
• The great lyricist's double meaning is to the Nixon White House, from which the lifelong biliousness of the object of his ire was presumably derived, as well as to this column's primary concern with etymology, the roots of words.
• It is also occasionally cultivated for medicinal purposes in the alternative medicine practice " ayurveda " : the leaves and bark are hot, acrid, bitter, insecticidal, vulnerary and useful in the treatment of biliousness, cough, burning sensation, thirst and inflammation; it also has the ability to treat skin diseases and leprosy.