英语词汇“atilt”造句的方法、技巧、例句及翻译-英语例句辞典

They’re atilt like the house, and, like that javelin, too strangely angled. Review: This ‘Hamlet’ Under the Stars Is No Walk in the Park 2023-06-28T04:00:00Z

And the star of the Liberian flag strategically placed throughout, though slightly atilt, as though being blown sideways in a sprinter’s wake. Telfar Clemens Is Getting Into the Leggings Game 2021-06-21T04:00:00Z

But damage to some parts of the city was severe, with houses atilt and roads crumbled or sunken. Japan quake toll up to 16 as searchers look under landslides 2018-09-06T04:00:00Z

Framed photos of family members hanging from the walls, not a single one atilt. The Farm Belt führer: the making of a neo-Nazi 2017-07-06T04:00:00Z

His body seemed to be perpetually atilt, and his diminutive zigzag frame presented the overwhelming impression that he wasn’t quite straight. If John Gotti Was The 'Teflon Don', Then Roy Cohn Was The 'Teflon Rogue' 2014-07-08T04:00:00Z

And Sir Percevant took a great spear into his hand and so turned and led the way toward a fair smooth level lawn of grass whereon two knights might well run atilt against one another. The Story of Sir Launcelot and His Companions

Just as I thought I had come to a decision in the case, a male lazuli flew in, lighting atilt of an acacia stalk opposite the wren-tit. A-Birding on a Bronco

As we span around he turned it over atilt, so that all might see the bold letters, scarred in lead, of that laconic legend—all but Bartlet, who fumbled for his spectacles. Where the Pavement Ends

And aloft, high up, as though in subtle mockery of the poor human endeavour below, a sea-bird soared with wings atilt, sweeping with effortless grace towards the grey sea. Aliens

The other pushed his hat atilt and rubbed his head in surprise. In the Shadow of the Hills

And again the horse leaped forward, taking them off at a frantic pace, the high-topped buggy atilt as they turned the corner of the street into the country road. The Eye of Dread

But he had to stop to sing atilt of an elder stem before he could go on to tell his spouse about them. A-Birding on a Bronco

Without a quiver of our nerves we run atilt at the most universally accepted traditions. The Red Hand of Ulster

The Dutch mills are large, strong, and vigorous, and Don Quixote would certainly have hesitated before running atilt at them. Holland, v. 1 (of 2)

We will swear a truce of God, neither shall run atilt at the other's convictions until he is invited to do so. Grey Town An Australian Story

I can see him now, as he leaned far out over the hood of his machine, an aviator's helmet set atilt over his powdered wig, and his eyes glowing like coals through his goggles. High Adventure A Narrative of Air Fighting in France

They spread themselves about and keep alternate watch, and, lying along the grass, drink deep and set brazen bowls atilt. The Aeneid of Virgil

Conroy escaped because no one, not even an Irish member, cares to ride atilt against a millionaire. The Red Hand of Ulster

How many times Pierre had watched her unseen, her lithe figure that seemed always atilt even when wrapped in furs, and her starry eyes gleaming out of her fur hood. A Little Girl in Old Detroit

Duskily-lashed eyes of dark violet were brimming with a contagious energy and her rounded chin was splendidly atilt. A Pagan of the Hills

You purposely prolong his suspense; he is all atilt, expecting the delightful surprise. Autumn Leaves Original Pieces in Prose and Verse

All about they see bodies strewn along the grass in drunken sleep, chariots atilt on the shore, the men lying among their traces and wheels, with their armour by them, and their wine. The Aeneid of Virgil

Diana had worked with a very rapid lens and had caught them atilt, in the full abandonment of the child to joy in motion. The Enchanted Canyon

"Where's your old one?" she demanded, atilt for something more to repair. Bruvver Jim's Baby

"You don't look very scared," she giggled; and then as he dropped into his lounging-chair she slipped into her favorite position, atilt on its arm, and leaned confidingly against him. Polly of the Hospital Staff

He runs atilt, as has been said, at "copy-book texts," at the temperance reformer, the tract distributer, the Good Boy of Sunday-school literature, and the women who send bouquets and sympathetic letters to interesting criminals. Initial Studies in American Letters

The cup or crescent atilt is a wet moon—i.e., the month will be rainy. Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 12, No. 31, October, 1873

On one of the trees a robin sang and watched him with its head atilt. Mary Minds Her Business

Another critic wrote: "Her works are like little lyric poems, and she dwells with loving touches on each of her buds, 'like blossoms atilt' among the leaves." Women in the fine arts, from the Seventh Century B.C. to the Twentieth Century A.D.

There is a twittering up in the branches, A chirp and a lilt, And crimson atilt on a swaying twig. Men, Women and Ghosts

His shrapnel helmet set atilt, His bombing waistcoat sagging low, His rifle slung across his back: Poised in the very act to throw. A Treasury of War Poetry British and American Poems of the World War 1914-1917

"You are young," said Gilbert, "to ride atilt through all the Ten Commandments at once." Via Crucis

Wherever a grain cart atilt, a tree trunk, a sawn log, a couple of bamboos and a few handfuls of thatch cast a shadow, the ground is covered with them. Life's Handicap

In other villages the shawled women sat knitting behind piles of beets and cabbages and apples, their farm-carts atilt in the sun. A Traveller in War-Time

When I looked up he was atilt upon the branch of an apple tree near by. My Robin

But I have never stood at Fortune's beck: Were she and her light crew to run atilt At my poor holding little would be spilt; Small were the praise for singing o'er that wreck. Poems — Volume 2

单词	atilt
例句	atilt They’re atilt like the house, and, like that javelin, too strangely angled. Review: This ‘Hamlet’ Under the Stars Is No Walk in the Park 2023-06-28T04:00:00Z And the star of the Liberian flag strategically placed throughout, though slightly atilt, as though being blown sideways in a sprinter’s wake. Telfar Clemens Is Getting Into the Leggings Game 2021-06-21T04:00:00Z But damage to some parts of the city was severe, with houses atilt and roads crumbled or sunken. Japan quake toll up to 16 as searchers look under landslides 2018-09-06T04:00:00Z Framed photos of family members hanging from the walls, not a single one atilt. The Farm Belt führer: the making of a neo-Nazi 2017-07-06T04:00:00Z His body seemed to be perpetually atilt, and his diminutive zigzag frame presented the overwhelming impression that he wasn’t quite straight. If John Gotti Was The 'Teflon Don', Then Roy Cohn Was The 'Teflon Rogue' 2014-07-08T04:00:00Z And Sir Percevant took a great spear into his hand and so turned and led the way toward a fair smooth level lawn of grass whereon two knights might well run atilt against one another. The Story of Sir Launcelot and His Companions Just as I thought I had come to a decision in the case, a male lazuli flew in, lighting atilt of an acacia stalk opposite the wren-tit. A-Birding on a Bronco As we span around he turned it over atilt, so that all might see the bold letters, scarred in lead, of that laconic legend—all but Bartlet, who fumbled for his spectacles. Where the Pavement Ends And aloft, high up, as though in subtle mockery of the poor human endeavour below, a sea-bird soared with wings atilt, sweeping with effortless grace towards the grey sea. Aliens The other pushed his hat atilt and rubbed his head in surprise. In the Shadow of the Hills And again the horse leaped forward, taking them off at a frantic pace, the high-topped buggy atilt as they turned the corner of the street into the country road. The Eye of Dread But he had to stop to sing atilt of an elder stem before he could go on to tell his spouse about them. A-Birding on a Bronco Without a quiver of our nerves we run atilt at the most universally accepted traditions. The Red Hand of Ulster The Dutch mills are large, strong, and vigorous, and Don Quixote would certainly have hesitated before running atilt at them. Holland, v. 1 (of 2) We will swear a truce of God, neither shall run atilt at the other's convictions until he is invited to do so. Grey Town An Australian Story I can see him now, as he leaned far out over the hood of his machine, an aviator's helmet set atilt over his powdered wig, and his eyes glowing like coals through his goggles. High Adventure A Narrative of Air Fighting in France They spread themselves about and keep alternate watch, and, lying along the grass, drink deep and set brazen bowls atilt. The Aeneid of Virgil Conroy escaped because no one, not even an Irish member, cares to ride atilt against a millionaire. The Red Hand of Ulster How many times Pierre had watched her unseen, her lithe figure that seemed always atilt even when wrapped in furs, and her starry eyes gleaming out of her fur hood. A Little Girl in Old Detroit Duskily-lashed eyes of dark violet were brimming with a contagious energy and her rounded chin was splendidly atilt. A Pagan of the Hills You purposely prolong his suspense; he is all atilt, expecting the delightful surprise. Autumn Leaves Original Pieces in Prose and Verse All about they see bodies strewn along the grass in drunken sleep, chariots atilt on the shore, the men lying among their traces and wheels, with their armour by them, and their wine. The Aeneid of Virgil Diana had worked with a very rapid lens and had caught them atilt, in the full abandonment of the child to joy in motion. The Enchanted Canyon "Where's your old one?" she demanded, atilt for something more to repair. Bruvver Jim's Baby "You don't look very scared," she giggled; and then as he dropped into his lounging-chair she slipped into her favorite position, atilt on its arm, and leaned confidingly against him. Polly of the Hospital Staff He runs atilt, as has been said, at "copy-book texts," at the temperance reformer, the tract distributer, the Good Boy of Sunday-school literature, and the women who send bouquets and sympathetic letters to interesting criminals. Initial Studies in American Letters The cup or crescent atilt is a wet moon—i.e., the month will be rainy. Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 12, No. 31, October, 1873 On one of the trees a robin sang and watched him with its head atilt. Mary Minds Her Business Another critic wrote: "Her works are like little lyric poems, and she dwells with loving touches on each of her buds, 'like blossoms atilt' among the leaves." Women in the fine arts, from the Seventh Century B.C. to the Twentieth Century A.D. There is a twittering up in the branches, A chirp and a lilt, And crimson atilt on a swaying twig. Men, Women and Ghosts His shrapnel helmet set atilt, His bombing waistcoat sagging low, His rifle slung across his back: Poised in the very act to throw. A Treasury of War Poetry British and American Poems of the World War 1914-1917 "You are young," said Gilbert, "to ride atilt through all the Ten Commandments at once." Via Crucis Wherever a grain cart atilt, a tree trunk, a sawn log, a couple of bamboos and a few handfuls of thatch cast a shadow, the ground is covered with them. Life's Handicap In other villages the shawled women sat knitting behind piles of beets and cabbages and apples, their farm-carts atilt in the sun. A Traveller in War-Time When I looked up he was atilt upon the branch of an apple tree near by. My Robin But I have never stood at Fortune's beck: Were she and her light crew to run atilt At my poor holding little would be spilt; Small were the praise for singing o'er that wreck. Poems — Volume 2
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