“lurk in”可以造什么句，lurk in造句

Predators sometimes lurk in chat rooms.

The terrorists lurk in an apartment in downtown Copenhagen.

They would lurk in the dark side streets and mug any passers-by.

All of these are software quality issues that can lurk in a program even if its tests all pass.

It is handy for killing rattlesnakes, which lurk in the long grass that has all But swallowed the town.

We still dwell in the Valley of the Shadow, lurk in its desolate places, peering from brambles and thickets at its mad, malign inhabitants.

Boys'vows are often like sweet, crisp pancakes that melt slowly in their mouths, but they quickly lurk inside you and occupy your heart.

Combatants lurk in the maze of shattered buildings, taking shelter amongst tumbled rockcrete and using a thousand vantage points to snipe at the enemy.

These enzymes (discovered in the 1970s by Dr Smith, in work that won him a Nobel prize) would lurk in the DNA-free cadaver and cut up the synthetic genome before it was able to do its stuff.

The Chinese bond slump also stems from Beijing's efforts to wring excess money from its financial system and to stop potential bubbles that may lurk in shadowy, hard-to-track corners of its economy.

But questions about the need for deficit cutting, and ultimately of possible tax increases, lurk inevitably-if unvoiced-round the corner.

Face the light or lurk in darkness.

Dagger Lake is full of islands where they lurk in hidden caves and secret strongholds.

Yet even with short development iterations and peer code review, large Numbers of defects still lurk in the software that we sell to our customers.

I had a chance to chat with her to find out why the future of fashion may lurk in her sugar VAT.

The reason is that this problem is data-dependent; it'll lurk in the code until it spots just the pattern of data it wants, and then leap out and bite me (I tend to take bugs personally!).

Dangers lurk in the path of wilderness.

We cannot, we will not, succumb to the dark impulses that lurk in the far regions of the soul everywhere.

This paper analyzes the views of money which lurk in Chinese idiom from two aspects: the cognition of money's effect and the attitude on money.

Some worrying signs continue to lurk in the data.

I am far from glib about the economy. It has a lot of pitfalls facing it. As workers and investors, we know that many dangers lurk in our paths.

Bacteria, in contrast, often just lurk in the environment (like tetanus), and may thrive on many hosts (as does bubonic plague, for example).