用“crate”造句大全，crate造句

She has even trained her bovine pet to soar over a beer-crate hurdle like a regular show jumper.

Happy Feet has been placed in a custom-made crate for the journey and will be kept cool with 60 buckets of ice.

A reader who was moving house found some calligraphy and paintings of horses and Birds in an old wooden crate while clearing up stuff Belonging to his late grandfather.

On a trip to the English lakes one 19th-century camping party took two tonnes of kit, including a harmonium, a separate pantry tent, a crate of biscuits and a telescope.

A crate presented an acceptable risk, but a truckload was a rotten risk.

The small square before the production brigade office was virtually filled up by hills of apples which girls were busily packing. Crate after crate was loaded on to the trucks which would take them to various docks and railway stations.

Once she got the hang of that, we left her outside her crate while we were at work.

Provide a crate or a cozy bed, and make it taboo for your family to pester the dog while he’s in it.

Then he tossed the crate back on the table.

And ordering French and German books by the crate from the Yankees!

Then he'd spend each day with a large crate of beer in front of the television while I took the children out.

I'd rather draw the shape of a dog on the studio floor to mark that there is a dog there, or put a crate of beer in a corner to indicate a bar.

You knew when it was "milk time" because you could hear the crate rattling with its load of tiny bottles.

I know I put the fish into my crate!" Lazy Cat turned to Piggy with a suspicious look. Feeling very nervous, Piggy blushed to the very roots of his neck.

This does require some time and patience. Crate training your dog can also be very helpful when you have to leave for longer periods of time (see Resources below for links to crate training articles).

In a corner, a soldier is selling (warm) bottled drinks from a crate.

Bart Kuipers, a harbour economist at Erasmus University in Rotterdam, thinks that is a little ambitious, but he reckons the crate could win 2-3% of the market.

That's all the answers one crate of books will buy.