eeks造句

• It eeks a lot out of modest resources.
• The lawsuit eeks an injunction against Scour.
• The eeks then virtually demanded the games by virtue of having held the first modern games in 1896.
• One night while traveling through the desert, she comes upon a strange man named Iks ( eeks ).
• And neither is there that silent trust between the offense and the defense, as was much too clear in the final eeks of last season.
• A few eeks later, Georgia became the only jurisdiction to leave Powerball ( Maine, which joined MUSL in 1990, left when Powerball began ).
• There are many other species of the little flying mammals living here, so in keeping with the eeks and shrieks of Halloween, let's go batty.
• Garcon came back the next week instead for something called the Caveman cut, which defies description but was pronounced eeks-quisite in a heavy French accent by Gorissen.
• It also eeks yet another first-rank performance out of Kevin Bacon, who again proves his qualifications as the world's greatest Stealth Actor ( he slips in under the radar ).
• But Negri predicted another possible showdown in coming eeks if members cannot reach a consensus on whether it can work with Berlusconi's Forza Italia ( Let's Go, Italy ) party.
• "Even if they're not actu16 34662207222867 22 : 720 : 4210801464 : 2 49 : 9 : 732 : : 42634662207222867 22; 4 : 447060 : : 297320 9072; eeks.
• "As feely ommes . . . we would zhoosh our riah, powder our eeks, climb into our bona new drag, don our batts and troll off to some bona bijou bar.
• Her victory has rendered her anorexic, so when she returns to the pageant it's in a wig and a wheelchair, from which her frail, over-maquillaged face eeks out a lip sync of " Don't Cry Out Loud ."
• Experimenting with collective improvisations and a repertory cast that included sax players Jackie McLean, John Handy, Booker Ervin and Roland Kirk, Mingus ranged from the eeks and squeaks of " Pithecanthropus " to the raucous incantations of " Eat That Chicken, " pushing the boundaries of the music as he went.
• Bookish in his wire-rim glasses, his tinny voice ( ideal for a guy whose name sounds like Eeks ! ) rises as he talks of how his nonprofit Center for Community Self-Help aims to extend the civil rights movement to the economic sector by allowing low-income North Carolinians to buy homes and start businesses.