用“gloat”造句大全，gloat造句

Soon her mama with a gleaming gloat heard.

For those who are in trouble, we should lend a helping hand and not gloat.

Before you gloat, however, consider this: if your team is manifesting symptoms of collaborative health, you must know why.

We are desperate to find out news of home. In reality we want to gloat, I mean share, this experience.

There are also acts of pleasure and gloat when foreign enemies strike, such as not moving, hesitating to send troops and escaping on the battlefield.

In the class, the students who sacrificed their love feel very sad that some students have a little gloat, kept exclaiming, it has long said that such a person can not be believed.

You here to gloat?

To swell with pride;gloat or exult.

They are always ready to gloat over a new victory

In the vicinity of the fire, he gloat ran to see the bustle.

Jim likes to gloat over all the sports prizes he has own, which he keeps in a glass case.

this is to help them correct mistakes. To deny them help and, what is worse, to gloat over their mistakes, is sectarianism.

For the same money in Hanoi visitors can can pay for a four-star hotel, cab fare, cocktails, dinner for two and still have enough change to call Sweden and gloat.

Are you here to gloat?

I'm sure he'll have a good gloat over this.

I will not gloat over my enemies' predicatment before killing them.

It is easy for people to gloat when the cool jock with the hot girlfriend wrecks his sweet car, especially if he seems kind of smug.

It's nothing to gloat about.

To take pride or satisfaction in(oneself;gloat.

For I said, "Do not let them gloat or exalt themselves over me when my foot slips."

Smile means to gloat, but with conscience.

I can't bear to gloat over a deceased person, but after all, there is some optimism about the rumor.

Don't gloat over your rival's misfortune.

Some farmers carried his body to Suiyeh and placed it on the street outside the east gate. The paochang called the landlords who came to gloat over their enemy.

She gloat forced the clerk to take out almost everything in the window.

In private, Tories gloat that the process may take perhaps 20 seats off Labour and all in the name of fairness.