用shocked造句子，“shocked”造句

Laying should avoid shocked the lower masonry.

She was shocked at the slack discipline in the school.

What shocked the workers was that the boss had broken his promise.

Have you ever been shocked by your own actions or how someone else saw you?

She shocked many in Spain after his death by marrying former Jesuit priest Jesus Aguirre in 1978.

The sight of this large, noisy foreigner running down the corridor in his pajamas with arms waving wildly no doubt shocked them as much as the rat had shocked him.

I was with a group of office workers watching live TV and everyone was aghast at the images of the tsunami - absolutely shocked.

Everyone was shocked and saddened by his fate. He wrote the world's only masterpiece, and also the great deaf of this great musicians.

These reports showed us the latest development, the rapid deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Iraq, which we are reluctant to see. We are shocked by what we have seen and heard.

A word of heart hurts you, and it moves a life. A hug, though virtual, has moistened the eye. Though a call is far away, it has shocked the atrium.

This news was met with shocked skepticism.

People were shocked at my response to the miscarriage. But I was shocked by their outrage.

The question shocked him. Although it shouldn’t have.

A year ago I would have been shocked by this behavior.

Sarkozy must have thanked his lucky stars when DSK was arrested on sordid charges that shocked and horrified France.

And although he appears to have beaten the cancer, he shocked investors last year by mounting a stage looking sickly and gaunt.

So long as he does not go into action, the hermit is in no danger of being shocked into discovering all the truth about himself and about his theories.

Upset, yes — but not shocked.

The new's disclosure shocked the public.

Or would you feign outrage, like Captain Renault's in “Casablanca”: “I am shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here!”

When you're done, with 20 minutes still left on the clock, your audience will likely be sitting in shocked silence.

Song Tao stated that greatly shocked at the incident, the Chinese Government felt deep grief for the death of Chinese nationals and strongly condemned the atrocity.

"The donkey," he says sternly. Manche is shocked that Sucre would stoop to that level and reminds Sucre that they took an oath to never tell anyone about that incident.

"Well, I have now," he said, shocked and offended.

When doctors examined him, they were shocked to find a tapeworm larva in his brain.

And while people who habitually lock their doors are incredulous that others do not, those who don't lock are surprised that anyone would be shocked by it.

People, he thought, should be regularly shocked.

"Friends from Millay's hometown were" shocked "to hear of his arrest and said the charges were uncharacteristic of Millay."

She added: "I was shocked and bemused."

And why are they so shocked by calls for Germany to do more to boost demand at home?

He was so shocked that he could hardly bring out a word.

They had, they told a shocked nation celebrating its centenary, found only a single survivor on the battlefield, a veteran bleeding from the wounds of seven bullets and arrows.

I was shocked to hear of his poor death.