用ply造句子，“ply”造句

The Bible says St. Peter and Jesus himself used to ply the waters of the Sea of Galilee.

And trucks ply Shahe roads loaded with bags of synthetic soda ash, the product of a chemical process environmentalists forced out of the U.S. in 1985.

He immediately tells the queen, who springs it on Rumpelstiltskin, who's so pissed off he throws a tantrum and runs away, presumably to ply his poorly thought-out scam in another town.

The goods must be packed in five - ply strong paper bags as stipulated in the contract.

Hard twist ply yarn is a simple and effective type of yarn for weaving heavy silk crepe.

They sacrificed, not principle, But they had a higher knowledge and stayed behind so that they could ply the knowledge that they had when the time came.

So different to all the guys that ply you with rioja.

The recovery has resembled third-world traffic, where juggernauts and rickshaws, cars and cycles ply the same lanes at different speeds, often getting in each other's way.

The vessel is specifically designed to ply the world’s most important trade route, the Asia-Europe run: this is now (euro-area debt crisis notwithstanding) the main artery of globalisation.

It's unnecessary for me to point out that sup - ply exceeds demand at present and that this situation is apt to continue for a long time yet.

Mountainously laden timber lorries ply the interprovincial highway, their loads of acacia logs almost brushing as they pass.

Since them all ships that ply the waters of the Mekong from north to south and back have been at the mercy of Naw Kham, a former Burma Army run People’s Militia Force chief in Tachilek.

The particularly craven hackers, phishing fraudsters and malware writers ply the trade for cash, not kicks.