“scrubby”可以造什么句，scrubby造句

One-storey houses erected in the late 1940s and early 1950s sit behind scrubby gardens.

The order of semi-hydromorphic soil contains the great groups of Chao soil and mountain scrubby-meadow soil.

We were too tired to talk much. We just sprawled about exhaustedly, with home-made cigarettes sticking out of our scrubby faces.

The oldest living thing is also a tree — a scrubby bristle-cone pine, 4,900 years old, growing on the cold, bare side of a Nevada mountain.

I am a lackluster scholar, with scrubby and talent to Beijing fears that exam, as most of the same exam, go home frustrated.

The original intentions were good. For years, crowds eager to enter the nexus of American democracy have had to wait in long lines snaking around the building’s scrubby gardens.

In 1770 Captain Cook had been unimpressed by the scrubby, sandy bluffs visible from his ship.

Following into a hole of the base of some scrubby bushes, he started digging with a metal pole.

The others search the island for her; it is mostly rocks and scrubby trees, and there seem few places to hide, but she cannot be found.

There are wildfires in the south-west and water restrictions in the south-east. Fields are scrubby and fallow, and in some counties the ground is riddled with deep cracks.

On the smooth and glittering surface of the river Bystryanka, sprinkled here and there with snow, stand two peasants, scrubby little Seryozhka and the church beadle, Matvey.

In some of the grainy pictures, scrubby and deserted patches of creosote and mesquite sway in a gentle wind;

In some of the grainy pictures, scrubby and deserted patches of creosote and mesquite sway in a gentle wind; in others, herons peck at fish in the shallow trickle of the Rio Grande.