“Kyla”可以造什么句，Kyla造句

Cindy realized she would have to find another way to get Kyla out.

Kyla drives us down river a few miles until we see a hut and a wooden jetty.

Afterwards we take boats out on the lake, where Kyla shows me how to cast a fishing line without taking someone's eye out.

On the boat, and at the campfire after dinner, Kyla recites from the literature of the gold rush - a poem by Robert Service or a tale by Jack London, accounts of hardship, folly and dying of cold.

According to University of Minnesota's Dr. Kyla Wahlstrom, a motivated student can sacrifice sleep to maintain high GPAs, but she may pay for that success with higher levels of depression and stress.

We stroll about these encampments, Kyla identifying species of flora, moose dung, wild raspberries, edible fungi.

Luckily, we're out in the boat most of the time, with Kyla pointing out rock striations and eagles and tiny wild sheep on the high crags.

Cindy called 911, and she and Kyla were rushed to a hospital.

Afterwards we hike through the woods. Kyla has her bear spray, which according to my book is a useful deterrent, though on a windy day 'may disable the user'.

Finally, by keeping her head straighter, she was able to roll Kyla up and out of the water.