“to crow”可以造什么句，to crow造句
He managed to crow. d into the train. '
The rooster flew up to a big rock and began to crow, too.
For days he had drooped about the empty chicken run, too dispirited to crow.
When we were exhausted on the hill with picks, shovels and flat cars, the chickens were just beginning to crow.
Finally, summarizing this folk custom taboo of "dark to crow, promise fierce" concrete reason from region environment, folk custom legend, social culture and people psychology, etc.
There is one cock who gets upon a post to crow, and seems to take particular notice of me as I look at him through the kitchen window, who makes me shiver, he is so fierce.
He scraped with his foot and flapped his arms like a rooster about to crow, and the bandsmen sitting in the green rotunda blew out their cheeks and glared at the music.
Meetings are held every day, in the afternoon, the Committee of the New Farmers'Union, and in the evening, the General Assembly of the New Farmers' Union. This is a day full of excitement and enthusiasm. It's a heavy and chaotic day. It's always time to crow when the meeting is over every day.
Yet when disaster strikes, doomsayers do not get to crow.
THE European Union is entitled to crow as it marks this week’s tenth birthday of the euro.
Above the boat, listening to the fishing songs sung at night, dressed in a light cold, pillowed by the sound of tears waiting for the cock to crow under the white sky.
Tired, they tidied up the table, took a bath, looked at the door for a while, then went back home and slept soundly, waiting for the cock to crow at dawn the next day.
Away in the town the cocks began to crow for false dawn.
The male is like a cock who just learns to crow, the female is like a hen who just learns to lay eggs. I climb up and pat my buttocks, and my head is higher than theirs.
One of your support heroes must upgrade chicken to crow with his first money in order for all players to dominate their lane, especially the solo hero.
Roosters have to extend their necks in order to crow.
