用stunt造句子，“stunt”造句

Her latest stunt is riding a motor cycle through a ring of flames.

Unlike a lot of his contemporaries - including Wallace - Franzen is not a stunt pilot.

Katy Perry pulled the same stunt with her "I Kissed a Girl" song, which is so tepid it's downright laughable.

We hate to debunk a fantasy, but the Batmobile's visibility is so poor that during filming, stunt drivers relied on monitors connected to exterior cameras.

abject cowardice; a low stunt to pull; a low-down sneak; his miserable treatment of his family; You miserable skunk!; a scummy rabble; a scurvy trick.

This improbable monster is largely a stunt to show green credentials (although since Rolls-Royce owners also tend to own big yachts and private jets, such concerns are hardly likely to bother them).

Have you watched a stunt flying?

In the world of motorcycle stunt riding, is there anyone that you might idolize?

The second gameplay mechanic is Rico's stunt parachute, which can be opened in mid grapple or when free-falling.

From 1999, there were stunt pilots from six countries flew throw the cave, which makes it destine to be a miracle that would be focused by the world.

Some have called the letter to the Boston College Law School dean a joke or a stunt, but I see it as the glimmering of an economic revolution. Roll with me here.

The stunt pilot looped his plane.

They will save others, will perform the stunt, will be really intelligent.

A baboon doing a back flip, a stunt man perfecting his fight scene, an Olympic athlete dancing the tango.

His stunt at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival when he lit his Strat on fire and knelt behind it, coaxing the flames to grow higher like a possessed Voodoo priest.

Lack of the right food may stunt growth.

Originally a publicity stunt meant to enrage producers and players, the Rainbow Man became a victim of his own propaganda and became a "born again" Christian.

Jacky Chen always does his own stunt in his film.

Perhaps his most famous stunt was in 1983 when he made the Statue of Liberty disappear (and then reappear) on live TV.

Mr Moore's film includes a stunt in which he attempts a citizen's arrest of Mr Blankfein over this "crime".

In a loose sense, what connects everyone in this novel is the high-wire walker; the day of his stunt is a pivotal one in all of their lives.

Taylor's lawyers say the prosecution's request is nothing more than a publicity stunt.