用“barely visible”造句大全，barely visible造句
9、From the Lake, the buildings peek through the trees, barely visible in their wood screen camouflage.
12、His muscles are barely visible and his long, silky hair pops up in the air as he gallops across court.
15、Because a transit of Venus is barely visible to the naked eye, for most of history humans went about their lives oblivious to such events.
18、And so it is with this new NASA image, in which land is just barely visible as a fringe of the Pacific Ocean.
1、The small dirt road was barely visible.
4、The house is barely visible behind the dense woods.
7、A player finds his ball in deep rough and the ball is barely visible.
11、But it is actually supported by a central concrete wall that is barely visible from the exterior.
16、The lower part of the wall had been dawdled by the people coming and going, and the basic edges of the green skirt were barely visible.
20、When you see the gray bar moving, that tells you that, well, something is playing, but the green bar is barely visible because your volume is set so low that the final result is a whisper.
5、Two of Saturn's 48 known moons are barely visible in this picture of the ringed planet.
10、To tag the birds, the team set up soft, barely visible nets in May to safely catch the birds.
17、The kids spend the rest of the movie as tiny people who are barely visible while trying to get back to their normal size.
3、The shore was barely visible through the fog.
13、In the rendering that NASA released, the planet is barely visible, just a circular smudge of brown and orange.
2、The hills were barely visible through the mist.
14、Spacewalker Michael Good, barely visible in his white spacesuit against the space station, participated in the STS-132 mission's third and final spacewalk.
8、This base is completely underground, with barely visible entrances to the surface.
19、It was dusk: the contrasts of the colors were fading into a vibrant chiaroscuro; the lunar fields and woods were now just barely visible contours on the taut surface of the shining globe.
6、Large, cavernous room, lit by torches, with ceiling so high it's barely visible.
