用“armchair”造句大全，armchair造句

For one whole hour after she departs, I sit in my armchair and DO NOTHing!

This design, a variant on the double armchair style and just as lightly padded, was short-lived in France.

It could be the premise of a romance novel: an upholsterer finds a 200-year-old love letter tucked into the arm of a 19th-century armchair.

DA: a physicist will tell me that this armchair is made of vibrations and that it's not really here at all.

Breuning would spend his days in an armchair outside the retirement home director's office in a suit and tie, sitting near a framed Guinness certificate proclaiming him the world's oldest man.

He ensconced himself in a armchair.

It's a pity that I cannot carry my armchair and desk back home.

A word of caution: Pass on that $30 armchair if it will cost you $700 to reupholster it.

He had no patience, secondly, with efforts, particularly in the United States, to illuminate the region from the armchair with mathematical models and theorising (“all this meta-stuff”).

But while you may grumble in the privacy of your armchair, the journalists who hold the mirror up to you do so publicly and at great risk to themselves.

She installed herself in an armchair.

When all you have is a roll-up mattress, it's hard to stay an armchair revolutionary.

It's an argument that doesn't seem to have any empirical premises; it works from purely armchair philosophical reflection.

Twenty-five years ago, his father, after a long day of musing in his armchair, had said the same thing, his final verdict before he swallowed a bottle of sleeping pills.

She sat down in an armchair and crossed her legs.

Why choose an armchair warrior who has been reduced to inventing stories about dodging sniper fire in Bosnia when you can choose a genuine warrior instead?

Ace angrily sailed the paper into an armchair.

He was helped painstakingly into an armchair and he raised his hand in a familiar wave as the applause and whoops continued.

But the armchair does preclude one obvious research Angle, which is to ask the people who run the cinemas.

Make an armchair; build a house.

An armchair was on the other side of the coffee table.