Đặt câu với từ "warbled"
1. She warbled as she worked.
2. Mills warbled a few notes.
3. The trimphone extension warbled urgently from the wall.
4. 19 The canary warbled all day long.
5. Synonyms for Chirred include warbled, trilled, chirped, sang, sung, sungen, twittered, chirruped, quavered and cheeped
6. On one occasion workmen using a sledgehammer across the street warbled along with the star after hearing Helen's tape.
7. In a corner I could see the glass cubicle, where the steaming electronics hissed and warbled like something living.
8. Cosette had the voice of a linnet with a soul, and sometimes, in the evening, in the wounded man's humble abode, she warbled melancholy songs which delighted Jean Valjean.
9. Older is a marvelous writer: "On a normal summer night Manhattan sizzled with hollers, guffaws and arguments, a million tidbits of gossip that warbled and Bassooned down airways and over rooptops
10. We are at Como, on the lake-that spot so beloved of opera dancers-the day-dream of prima donnas-the Elysium of retired Barytones! And with what reason should this be the Paradise of all who have lived and sighed, and warbled and
11. We are at Como, on the lake-that spot so beloved of opera dancers-the day-dream of prima donnas-the Elysium of retired Barytones! And with what reason should this be the Paradise of all who have lived and sighed, and warbled and
12. We are at Como, on the lake—that spot so beloved of opera dancers—the day-dream of prima donnas—the Elysium of retired Barytones! And with what reason should this be the Paradise of all who have lived and sighed, and warbled and pirouetted, within the charmed circle of …
13. On a normal summer night, Manhattan sizzled with hollers, guffaws, and arguments, a million tidbits of gossip that warbled and Bassooned down alleyways and over rooftops, across bustling avenues and through dingy saloons, back out into the streets where they were chewed on until all the juice was extracted, and then discarded to make room for the next morsel.
14. On a normal summer night, Manhattan sizzled with hollers, guffaws, and arguments, a million tidbits of gossip that warbled and Bassooned down alleyways and over rooftops, across bustling avenues and through dingy saloons, back out into the streets where they were chewed on until all the juice was extracted, and then discarded to make room for the next morsel.
15. A Blither spectacle than the vigour with which he sets about the task, it were hard to fancy.; There was not in all Scotland, just then, a Blither or happier woman than Bertha Morton.; The birds outside, stirred to Blither singing by the sound of voices within, warbled their richest notes.; No lad could have spoken with a Blither face, for Moor had preserved much of the boy in spite of his