moving finger造句

• The Moving Finger writes, and, having writ,
• "` The moving finger writes and, having write, moves on.
• He's also moving fingers and toes when doctors arouse him but remains unconscious.
• But did it have to be the one about the " moving finger "?
• This time, for Bill Clinton, what the Moving Finger writ was a stinging word : Impeachment.
• In this test, the doctor asks the patient to note which of his hands have moving fingers.
• He played Mr . Pye in the 1985 TV movie " Marple : The Moving Finger ".
• Patients with finger agnosia may have difficulty selectively moving fingers, regardless if it is by command or imitation.
• Most latent finger prints left in everyday use, he says, are smudged by tiny rotations of the moving fingers.
• The moving finger writes the message on the T-shirt : To fill the shopping cart is to fulfill oneself.
• The 38-ton giants were maneuvered by small cranes that rolled behind, but internal motors moved fingers and waved arms.
• Gilbert Cruz ranked " The Moving Finger " at number twenty-four out of twenty-seven in a list of King television adaptations.
• Another example was as the wife of the gardener in the " Miss Marple " episode " The Moving Finger " which starred Joan Hickson.
• Emboldened by this success Hastings wrote " The Moving Finger ", which despite moderately good reviews was not popular, and was withdrawn as a result.
• This novel is one of two to differ significantly in American editions ( the other being " The Moving Finger " ), both hardcover and paperback.
• It is there that he spends much of his day, motionless except for his slightly moving finger, staring at his screen-size world through tortoise-shell glasses.
• Witherall musters an unlikely gang of associates, including Sonia Mullet, her boyfriend and half the Finger family, to trace the trail of the moving Finger corpse and identify the murderer.
• This method is slower than touch typing because instead of relying on the memorized position of keys, the typist is required to find each key by sight and move fingers a greater distance.
• Christie admitted that this book was one of her favourites, stating, " I find that another [ book ] I am really pleased with is " The Moving Finger ".
• The village was made over to sunnier times for " The Moving Finger ", a mystery featuring Agatha Christie's other famous sleuth Miss Jane Marple, portrayed by Geraldine McEwan.