英语词汇“sunken-eyed”造句的方法、技巧、例句及翻译-英语例句辞典

Nathan went to break the dams and I with him and with me our children, sunken-eyed, noisy as they had not been for many days at the thought of the feast, carrying nets and baskets. Nectar in a Sieve 1954-01-01T00:00:00Z

He's a sallow, sunken-eyed scavenger, a nocturnal crime-scene paparazzo with an eerie sense of determination and a busted moral compass. 'Nightcrawler': Jake Gyllenhaal keeps up his gonzo streak 2014-11-03T05:00:00Z

Nearby, another disembodied head — a human skull — sits on the desk of a sunken-eyed, long-bearded St. Jerome in Albrecht Dürer’s 1521 painting named for the saint. What to Do in Lisbon 2015-04-01T04:00:00Z

Yet lest we picture Halliday as a lifeless, sunken-eyed zombie wielding a golf club, he admits, “If I miss a shot bad I’ll cuss up a storm or something. But I’m pretty calm.” Connor Halliday eager for chance at NFL 2015-04-27T04:00:00Z

Too bad he couldn’t distribute his gray pelt en masse, so that a population of sunken-eyed Julians could limp through Germany, begging for candy, muttering, “Trick or treat, Süsses oder Saures.” Ben Marcus: “The Dark Arts.” 2013-05-13T04:00:00Z

The very toads are there as big as small footstools; the natives yellow and sunken-eyed, with hollow cheeks and parchment skin. Wild Spain (Espa?a agreste) Records of Sport with Rifle, Rod, and Gun, Natural History Exploration 2011-12-05T03:00:38.980Z

And the dishevelled, sunken-eyed servant came down in slippers, jug in hand, to receive the milk; or the aged concierge appeared, still wearing the mantilla which she had put on to go to mass. The Cabin [La barraca] 2011-12-01T03:00:23.247Z

The spectators, seeking explanations, saw a cadaverous-looking man, hollow-cheeked, sunken-eyed, white-lipped, who stepped as though the avenue were full of puddles of nitroglycerine—uncertainly, fearfully! H. R.

In place of the proud ruler who had ordered him to the pits, was a hollow-cheeked, sunken-eyed old man. Warrior of the Dawn

Though one of the last of the terrorized juries sat in the box, to the end that the slayer "came cl'ar," it is now Curt Dawson who goes sunken-eyed and body-guarded, searching the shadows. The Portal of Dreams

He arrived between midnight and morning, his horse spur-gashed, driven to the limit, himself 198 sunken-eyed from his anxiety and hard pursuit of his elusive enemy. The Rustler of Wind River

I undressed in the dark, not wanting any grisly, sunken-eyed monster to be looking in through the window at me. Astounding Stories of Super-Science April 1930

They saw haggard faces, sunken-eyed, pale-lipped men and women and children. H. R.

A late moon came up and touched his face and showed it thin and sunken-eyed, yet with the little smile hidden behind his lips, for he was dreaming of Billy Louise. The Ranch at the Wolverine

Yet this insignificant, sunken-eyed slip of humanity had a spell for those who heard him speak. Emily Brontë

What must become of them they scarcely dared think, as they huddled together in the dark holes in the rocks, their sunken-eyed wives wringing their hands in despair, and their hungry children crying for bread. Little Folks A Magazine for the Young (Date of issue unknown)

"I'll stand treat, if you like!" cried a sunken-eyed young woman, whose cheap and much-bedraggled finery matched aptly enough with her wan and haggard countenance. Drolls From Shadowland

Could it be possible that that frail, tottering, wasted form, and that blanched, sunken-eyed, imbecile-looking countenance were all that were left of the once formidable Robert Gourlay? The Story of the Upper Canada Rebellion

He was so white and sunken-eyed and his hands were so unsteady that Frances tried in vain to take her solemn, wondering, pitying gaze from his face. The Plum Tree

When in the moist light of the morning I clearly saw Broussard, haggard, pale and sunken-eyed, watching me thirty feet away, it seemed that I had seen him all the night. The Black Wolf's Breed A Story of France in the Old World and the New, happening in the Reign of Louis XIV

There climbed out of them three or four high-booted, sunken-eyed pirates clad in sweaters, under jackets that a stoker of the last generation would have disowned. Sea Warfare

And always to the sunken-eyed anxiety of his mother, and the puffy-eyed misgivings of his father and the quaking terror of his brother, he gave back laughing assurances of his unquenchable power. Destiny

They are pale, powder-begrimed, sunken-eyed, with every mark of weariness of body and soul. The Atlantic Book of Modern Plays

And this is what one short month ago he called bright and beautiful—this wasted, sunken-eyed vision. The Baronet's Bride

The tall man put down the child, and was seized with a fit of coughing, which left him more pallid and sunken-eyed than before. Harvest

A gaunt, sunken-eyed old hawk of the desert he lay there in the sand, unblinkingly defiant. The Flying Legion

It looked more ape than man, hairy, bearded to the cheekbones, sunken-eyed and staggering. Treasure and Trouble Therewith A Tale of California

He was pale and sunken-eyed, and the tinge of his sprouting beard gave to his face a certain virility which startled her. The Puritans

At that time, and previously, and after, there was a tall, long-legged, short-bodied, sallow-faced, sunken-eyed man, whose name, if he had reported it correctly, was Ogden. Canada and the States

He was no sooner inside the door than he was frantically seized by a sunken-eyed creature. Mr. World and Miss Church-Member A twentieth century allegory

She grew thin and sunken-eyed; took to dividing her small hoard, half of it with her, half under the carpet, so that in case of accident all would not be gone. The Street of Seven Stars

单词	sunken-eyed
例句	sunken-eyed Nathan went to break the dams and I with him and with me our children, sunken-eyed, noisy as they had not been for many days at the thought of the feast, carrying nets and baskets. Nectar in a Sieve 1954-01-01T00:00:00Z He's a sallow, sunken-eyed scavenger, a nocturnal crime-scene paparazzo with an eerie sense of determination and a busted moral compass. 'Nightcrawler': Jake Gyllenhaal keeps up his gonzo streak 2014-11-03T05:00:00Z Nearby, another disembodied head — a human skull — sits on the desk of a sunken-eyed, long-bearded St. Jerome in Albrecht Dürer’s 1521 painting named for the saint. What to Do in Lisbon 2015-04-01T04:00:00Z Yet lest we picture Halliday as a lifeless, sunken-eyed zombie wielding a golf club, he admits, “If I miss a shot bad I’ll cuss up a storm or something. But I’m pretty calm.” Connor Halliday eager for chance at NFL 2015-04-27T04:00:00Z Too bad he couldn’t distribute his gray pelt en masse, so that a population of sunken-eyed Julians could limp through Germany, begging for candy, muttering, “Trick or treat, Süsses oder Saures.” Ben Marcus: “The Dark Arts.” 2013-05-13T04:00:00Z The very toads are there as big as small footstools; the natives yellow and sunken-eyed, with hollow cheeks and parchment skin. Wild Spain (Espa?a agreste) Records of Sport with Rifle, Rod, and Gun, Natural History Exploration 2011-12-05T03:00:38.980Z And the dishevelled, sunken-eyed servant came down in slippers, jug in hand, to receive the milk; or the aged concierge appeared, still wearing the mantilla which she had put on to go to mass. The Cabin [La barraca] 2011-12-01T03:00:23.247Z The spectators, seeking explanations, saw a cadaverous-looking man, hollow-cheeked, sunken-eyed, white-lipped, who stepped as though the avenue were full of puddles of nitroglycerine—uncertainly, fearfully! H. R. In place of the proud ruler who had ordered him to the pits, was a hollow-cheeked, sunken-eyed old man. Warrior of the Dawn Though one of the last of the terrorized juries sat in the box, to the end that the slayer "came cl'ar," it is now Curt Dawson who goes sunken-eyed and body-guarded, searching the shadows. The Portal of Dreams He arrived between midnight and morning, his horse spur-gashed, driven to the limit, himself 198 sunken-eyed from his anxiety and hard pursuit of his elusive enemy. The Rustler of Wind River I undressed in the dark, not wanting any grisly, sunken-eyed monster to be looking in through the window at me. Astounding Stories of Super-Science April 1930 They saw haggard faces, sunken-eyed, pale-lipped men and women and children. H. R. A late moon came up and touched his face and showed it thin and sunken-eyed, yet with the little smile hidden behind his lips, for he was dreaming of Billy Louise. The Ranch at the Wolverine Yet this insignificant, sunken-eyed slip of humanity had a spell for those who heard him speak. Emily Brontë What must become of them they scarcely dared think, as they huddled together in the dark holes in the rocks, their sunken-eyed wives wringing their hands in despair, and their hungry children crying for bread. Little Folks A Magazine for the Young (Date of issue unknown) "I'll stand treat, if you like!" cried a sunken-eyed young woman, whose cheap and much-bedraggled finery matched aptly enough with her wan and haggard countenance. Drolls From Shadowland Could it be possible that that frail, tottering, wasted form, and that blanched, sunken-eyed, imbecile-looking countenance were all that were left of the once formidable Robert Gourlay? The Story of the Upper Canada Rebellion He was so white and sunken-eyed and his hands were so unsteady that Frances tried in vain to take her solemn, wondering, pitying gaze from his face. The Plum Tree When in the moist light of the morning I clearly saw Broussard, haggard, pale and sunken-eyed, watching me thirty feet away, it seemed that I had seen him all the night. The Black Wolf's Breed A Story of France in the Old World and the New, happening in the Reign of Louis XIV There climbed out of them three or four high-booted, sunken-eyed pirates clad in sweaters, under jackets that a stoker of the last generation would have disowned. Sea Warfare And always to the sunken-eyed anxiety of his mother, and the puffy-eyed misgivings of his father and the quaking terror of his brother, he gave back laughing assurances of his unquenchable power. Destiny They are pale, powder-begrimed, sunken-eyed, with every mark of weariness of body and soul. The Atlantic Book of Modern Plays And this is what one short month ago he called bright and beautiful—this wasted, sunken-eyed vision. The Baronet's Bride The tall man put down the child, and was seized with a fit of coughing, which left him more pallid and sunken-eyed than before. Harvest A gaunt, sunken-eyed old hawk of the desert he lay there in the sand, unblinkingly defiant. The Flying Legion It looked more ape than man, hairy, bearded to the cheekbones, sunken-eyed and staggering. Treasure and Trouble Therewith A Tale of California He was pale and sunken-eyed, and the tinge of his sprouting beard gave to his face a certain virility which startled her. The Puritans At that time, and previously, and after, there was a tall, long-legged, short-bodied, sallow-faced, sunken-eyed man, whose name, if he had reported it correctly, was Ogden. Canada and the States He was no sooner inside the door than he was frantically seized by a sunken-eyed creature. Mr. World and Miss Church-Member A twentieth century allegory She grew thin and sunken-eyed; took to dividing her small hoard, half of it with her, half under the carpet, so that in case of accident all would not be gone. The Street of Seven Stars
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