用stung造句子，“stung”造句

The memory of his mockery still stung.

The November air stung my cheeks, a harbinger of winter.

He who handles a nettle tenderly is soonest stung.

The barb stung her exactly the way he hoped it would.

They stuck me with the dinner bill; I was stung with a huge tax bill.

Waves slammed the sides of the raft spray and wind-whipped rain stung. The lanyard chafed Lim's wrist;

He told his servant to get rid of the hive, But the bees were buzzing busily around the hive, and the servant was afraid of getting stung.

Such patents are usually derided by research-intensive Western firms-but Schneider was stung by one that had been issued to Chint.

After the boom in busts, bee-stung lips and implanted bottoms, plastic surgeons are now noting major growth in an entirely different part of the body: the humble ear.

Macbeth, stung with rage, set upon the castle of Macduff, and put his wife and children, whom the thane had left behind, to the sword, and extended the slaughter to all who claimed the least relationship to Macduff

His eyes still stung.

A bee stung him on the arm.

A wasp stung me on the arm.

A bee setting on a flower has stung a child.

His practice of using a stung arm as a car is very unwise.

It's like a stung arm in a car, trying to rely on one's own strength to resist our awesome power!

Here, visitors will not need to see the jellyfish in the sea elsewhere, when turn to escape to avoid being stung, but they can hold pictures, play.

It was bitterly cold and the icy snow stung the bare flesh of their strawsandaled feet. But they were accustomed to this and they knew the road ahead was not long.

People who are too sensitive tend to be stung easily. Unfortunately, I have been the sensitive person all the time. But for many years, I have not been able to live, or have helped me out of the big nerve, pretending not to care, and then I really don't care.

He was stung by their criticism.

To avoid being stung, stay away from the bees.

Verona said he was delighted. "They are cleaning up - the fewer the jelly fish, the fewer bathers are getting stung."

But just in the middle of the river he felt a terrible pain and realised that, after all, the scorpion had stung him.

The sorrows of parting and fear of death overwhelmed her. Tears stung her eyelids and came so near to trickling out that she dared not even glance at her husband.

Her ingratitude stung him.

That Beijing was stung was apparent in the rapidity of its reply.

Joe Cole twice went close to winning it while Walcott's vicious shot on the turn stung the Belarus keeper's hands.

I felt like I was being stung by millions of bees. The bad cop in my head told me to close my eyes and go to sleep, the good cop was saying, if you close your eyes, you're going to die.

My mustache stabbed and stung into my lips.

I knew not how time passed till the thunderstone had struck the temple, and a pain stung me through the heart.

His careless words stung her pride.

January 2007 | GENEVA - Although more than 12 million people each year are bitten by dogs or snakes, or stung by scorpions, the world's capacity to treat them is inadequate.

A wasp having severely stung a horse the latter kicked and pranced about with an intention of destroying its tormentor.

Tears stung her eyes.

You're so skinny, you want to fight him, it's like a stung arm in a car.