whizz past造句

• A kick whizzes past J . L .'s ear.
• The Director Ma then enters just as another bus whizzes past.
• He whizzes past signs for airboat rides and bingo and Indian crafts.
• A bullet whizzes past her head, but she sees no shooter.
• That means LaShawndra Smith whizzes past the front door without paying a cover charge.
• Sea lions play with you in the cool waters while penguins and turtles whizz past.
• "What the St . Helen is that ? " somebody hollers as Bob whizzes past.
• He's excited about this new skill, feet pumping as he whizzes past our neighbor's home.
• Across the lake, Tori Murden whizzes past with near-perfect form, and gives me an appreciative nod.
• A giant radar beacon at the Arecibo observatory in Puerto Rico will bounce signals off the asteroid as it whizzes past.
• So if you're going forward at 40Km / hr, the tree whizzes past in 0.78 seconds.
• The audience seated under the dome whizzes past Mars, Jupiter and Saturn and on into interstellar space toward the constellation Orion.
• The train whizzes past bombed homes, factories reduced to rubble, farmhouses pocked with grenade holes, and the occasional rebuilding project.
• The animals loll in the sun for hours, daydreaming about future meals or whatever it is alligators ponder, while traffic whizzes past.
• When you bend over in your box seat to pick up a peanut just as a fouled-off baseball whizzes past your skull?
• SKIPPER : Aw, Gilligan . ( A stone the size of a fist whizzes past his head . ) Yikes ! ( He flees .)
• When a bullet whizzes past his head, he says, " No, he's chasing me, " and resumes running.
• Stall holders have even set up in the spot, selling water ices to the surrounding crowds among the charred tires and detritus of unrest as the bullets whizz past.
• These days in Winslow, the paint on the downtown storefronts fades and peels, as most traffic whizzes past along Interstate 40, bypassing the old Route 66 town 180 miles northeast of Phoenix.
• One third of its tolls came from the Via Verde electronic toll-collection system, Europe's most extensive, which allows its 400, 000 subscribers to whizz past as tolls are deducted from their accounts.