用scraping造句子，“scraping”造句

My brother was scraping the last of the egg from his plate.

Elephants and other animals could walk freely without scraping their head on the ceiling — with plenty of room to spare.

Make several passes through the lie with an unweighted streamer then add enough shot so that the fly starts scraping bottom.

Once, in a fit of melancholic vanity, I burned my report card in the sink of the KFC where I worked scraping carbonized grease from the pressure cookers.

In the time when the dinosaurs dominated the daytime economy, our mammalian ancestors probably only managed to survive at all because they found ways of scraping a living at night.

The scraping therapy is very popular in China.

Patent services creates Representational State Transfer (REST) -based services for ESPACE and Delphion to extract patent information by screen scraping.

It is benefiting from a resources bonanza that brings it quantities of money for doing no more than scraping up minerals and shipping them to Asia.

The British people as a nation is a nation with a civilization, whereas you Americans, living now in your plaster and concrete sky-scraping tents, are still a nomad nation without any civilization.

What is the rationale for scraping content?

An example would be scraping your fingernail across the table top to increase or decrease volume on your media player.

The pressure was intense, and the constant churning and scraping of the ice made ghastly sounds. "a deafening noise began, and the whole ship shook," Nansen wrote.

So it can detect whether the knife is slicing, whether it's scraping or what.

Now and again he would hear the scratchy scraping of a mouse orrat as it scampered about the bales, no doubt looking for food, wary of boysand dogs.

Unlike the etch a Sketch, their technique did not involve scraping.

Mother is scraping out a sticky saucepan.

And about 80 percent of the tools contained residues of grains. Grinding and scraping tools showed the most grain evidence.

KNEES and knuckles scraping the ground, the visitors struggle to keep up with the tour guide who is briskly leading the way through the labyrinth of claustrophobic burrows dug into the hard earth.