gape for造句

• When catching insects in flight, a hummingbird's jaw gape for successful capture.
• It was the most prestigious building in Johannesburg and was the first to have a lift which had crowds gaping for weeks.
• The nest is full of five baby mouths to feed, a writhing mass of gawky chicks, silently gaping for food and exercising their immature and semiplumed wings in preparation for flight.
• As Hull City began to pressurise Sheffield Wednesday, a counterattack was suddenly started and Jermaine Johnson's square pass to Michail Antonio had the goal gaping for the 0 2 lead.
• No sooner has she allowed her strange new friend to nibble on her roast beef sandwich than it is joined by a crowd of companions chattering and leaping around her, their sharp-toothed mouths gaping for treats.
• But two minutes before the end, Christos Costis scored for the home team, exploiting a mistake by goalie Fotis Strakosia who came out to block the ball, missed, and left the goal mouth gaping for the attacking midfielder.
• He explains that he writes to bring relief to his fellow idlers and others " who awake in the morning, vacant of thought, with minds gaping for the intellectual food, which some kind essayist has been accustomed to supply ."
• So passed he over into the island, taking with him the two brothers of Anaxius; where he found the forsaken knight attired in his own livery, as black as sorrow itself could see itself in the blackest glass : his ornaments of the same hue, but formd into the figures of ravens which seemed to gape for carrion : only his reins were snakes, which finely wrapping themselves one within the other, their heads came together to the cheeks and bosses of the bit, where they might seem to bite at the horse, and the horse, as he champed the bit, to bite at them, and that the white foam was engendered by the poisonous fury of the combat.