用whiskers造句子，“whiskers”造句

This paper summarizes the main application of calcium sulfate whiskers, especially, reviews the production status of calcium sulfate whiskers by using the industrial by-product gypsum.

Seals do not click in this way, But they do have remarkable whiskers.

He thinks his new pocket television set is the cat's whiskers and is always talking about it.

Our institute employed an English teacher. He looked very strange - red-faced, golden-haired, with a thick growth of whiskers that reached all the way to the nose.

His face was broad and craggy from the sun, with salty whiskers and a lower jaw that protruded slightly, making him look prouder than he felt.

Instead, they use tails, ears, whiskers, mouths, and posture to tell us what they are thinking, and, once you have some idea of what to look for, they are astonishingly eloquent.

For Genghis to get up and over a mound of phone books on the floor, it needs a pair of sensing whiskers to send information from the floor to the first set of legs.

A brown little face, with whiskers.

"Oh my ears and whiskers, how late it's getting!"

The cat was very angry. Every one of his whiskers stood up.

Harbour seals may be able to detect fish up to 100m (328ft) away using only their whiskers, say scientists.

Along with sow to expect of postpone behind the corn trumpet expects a stem heavy lower gradually, the root of whiskers counts the gradual decrease.

When the mouse in the VAT pricked its ears up, stared with its protruding black eyes, flickered its crimson whiskers, and made those squeaking sounds, it looked like a monster to the cat.

Panic's whiskers brush against her cheek.

Cat's whiskers are very hard, like the wire, the energy of the hole size.

Chimpanzees do have small sensory whiskers, not as externally obvious as in cats or mice, but we don't have them at all.

Swales, who wears extravagant mutton chop whiskers and is known as an "old-school" representative, has enjoyed a quiet life with the deal-phobic Scholes but wouldn't want it any other way.

Some paleontologists argued that these whiskers were simple feathers.

In the case of Captain Tarpals, drooping whiskers and hair-like finlets were introduced to indicate advanced age.

The human face of Javert consisted of a flat nose, with two deep nostrils, towards which enormous whiskers ascended on his cheeks,one felt ill at ease when he saw these two forests and these two caverns for the first time.

The gerbil is a playful little animal with big whiskers and a huge tail.

Oh my ears and whiskers!

There are many kinds color such as white, grey green and dark green in SiC whiskers color which directly relate to the ratio of silica and carbon in the raw materials.

The stranger's face was hidden by dark — Blue spectacles and Bushy side whiskers.

I watched him coming with a smile which, as he got into point-blank range, took effect and froze his very whiskers.