用gooey造句子，“gooey”造句

Once, the most unusual thing you might find inside a chocolate was a gooey maraschino cherry.

Boiling flaxseeds in water gives you a thick, gooey gel that soothes the throat and the bronchial tract.

One drawback to honey, though, is that after sitting too long on the shelf, it crystallizes and that soft, amber liquid turns to a hard, gooey mass.

Thick, gooey oil has soiled marsh grasses along the Louisiana coast, and tar balls continually foul beaches from Mississippi to Florida.

Most computer displays were blinking lines of text until Apple featured clickable icons and other graphic tools in its1984 Mac. Microsoft's Windows took GUI— pronounced“ gooey”— to the masses.

懷疑論者完全有理由認為大的併購對其品牌的損害勝過加強，尤其是當這些品牌是巧克力和gooey eggs等精緻的糖果時。

You should be tough. but inside it's soft and gooey.

Specifically, squalene is the gooey oil squeezed from the liver of a shark.

As the musicians begin to play, he takes a microphone and launches into a gooey speech saying: 'I have a very special message for a very special girl.

This article summarized the developing trend and researching status and application of organic silicon gooey at home and abroad, It also specified the classification of organic silicon high-polymer, the structure and the performance as well as the ingredient of the gooey and its usage.

I see in jar say to buckle it is to hit ground, do not cross my home buckle it is to use gooey, what use to now is very good.

It's difficult to write or type with this gooey mixture all over your hands.

Temptations of gooey pecan pie and dense sweet potatoes topped with crackly marshmallows make it seems impossible to be disciplined.

This experiment suggested the rate of flow could be cut by a half to three-quarters, which would help those in the path of the expanding, gooey lake to prepare by building adequate levees.

Hyaluronan is a long, gooey sugar discovered in the 1970s.

Apparently we have a few years before Keanu Reeves gets stuffed into a gooey pod by robotic overlords who use people as batteries.

Women went gooey over him.

The English word genie, from an unrelated French root, is now too soft and gooey with Disney's Aladdin to catch the acid qualities attributed to jinn.

The tiny, once-beautiful Porthleven harbor was a solid mass of brown, gooey oil.

Sceptics are right to point out that grandiose mergers more often destroy brands than strengthen them, particularly when those brands are such delicate confections as chocolate bars and gooey eggs.

"It was like looking for a needle in a bad, gooey, sticky, nasty haystack," says Hotamisligil.