用“sounded”造句大全，sounded造句

Beef and snail sounded like a strange mixture, but it also turned out to be delicious.

The shriek had perhaps sounded with a far greater power, to his own startled ears, than it actually possessed.

Catherine's eyes turned quickly to her aunt. They met Mrs. Penniman's, and sounded them for a moment quickly.

Several times lately I have lain wakeful when there sounded the first note of the earliest lark; it makes me almost glad of my restless nights.

The 400-meter final race was about to start. The starting gun sounded, dressed in red, Ji Zheng dashed forward like a saltane antelope and led the entire race.

Suddenly the President sounded euphoric.

But lesbian sounded like somebody with some kind of disease.

The drumbeat of crisis around the world sounded elsewhere as well.

We were off the mark as soon as the bell for the cessation of work sounded.

Regarding a near-term trend, Blyberg addressed the topic of open-source library systems in general, and sounded a cautionary note for libraries that might be considering them.

When Anderson told Vansant the car was in her driveway, "It sounded real fishy at first, like maybe she wanted to hold the thing for ransom, " Vansant said.

The noises sounded in the hall.

A musical bell softly sounded somewhere in the passageway.

She looked younger than she had sounded: sleek and blond with bright red lipstick, which suited her.

Although their door was closed, the twins rhythmic breathing sounded like a storm rushing through the trees, for I had not yet trained myself not to listen.

The soprano's voice sounded clear and sweet.

Then nothing. He sounded calm, except for when he told me how much he loved me.

The 300m-long vessel sounded its horn three times as it left its shipyard in Dalian, in North-East Liaoning province, amid thick fog, according to the state news agency.

The faery children began to chant "Aniday, Aniday," and a cry sounded in my heart.

But laying down dozens of tents and announcing that you and your friends intend to live there indefinitely always sounded suspiciously like an attempt to, in effect, privatize that public space.

The term for "underdogs" in Spanish is los de abajo — which literally means "those below" — and it's never sounded more gallant to this continent than it does now.

He sounded the clacker till his arm ached.

This sounded reasonable to Kearns, so he explained to the Ford engineers exactly how his intermittent wiper worked.