skittery การใช้

• His skittery birds and fleet fish hang in the eternal movement.
• Rabbity rabbity rabbity rabbity, skittery cat, stomp ! " 3.
• Skittery cat, skittery cat, stomp stomp!
• Skittery cat, skittery cat, stomp stomp!
• I'm feeling very skittery about the work I'm doing now ."
• And finally the novel topples over into a contrived or commonplace ending and comes to a skittery halt.
• They are, instead, aftershocks from the jittery Anderson plate and the skittery Coleman plate shifting out of danger.
• The music embraced all the piano's possibilities : percussive and resonant, bell-toned and skittery and majestic.
• And her skittery mannerisms, like her adorable ways of registering shock and chagrin, have become familiar enough to lose their zip.
• Each of the women has a brief but distinctive solo moment at the start, ranging from the skittery to expansive looseness, performed by taut, lithe bodies.
• The nation may have the heart, the stomach and the spine for a long haul, but the daily news has been full of hand-wringing, skittery pessimism and dire portents.
• That's appropriate, because that's where we live our lives : in the middle of things, shifting our perspective from a rueful glance backward to a skittery look into the future.
• To help accurately portray police officers of the Plymouth City Police, Havelock-Allan wrote to the Chief Constable, Mr J . F . Skittery, asking for advice on the design of police uniforms.
• D'Angelo's casual vocal style follows the same concept, applying it to melody, harmony, and phrasing, and is accompanied by falsetto climbs and skittery phrasing similar to Prince's singing.
• Since the shots are the same, and Bernard Herrmann's brilliant, skittery score still infuses the movie with spidery dread, it's weird to see Van Sant's name appear in the opening credits.
• Val Kilmer's Western-style satin-yoked jacket and string tie was particularly appropriate as he presented an homage to the film Western ( alas, he was upstaged by a beautiful blonde, a skittery palomino better groomed than he was ).
• Skittery responded by compiling a small hand-written book containing photographs of clothing, helmets, badges and equipment, and enclosed enough helmet badges, collar badges and buttons to supply all of the cast in the film who would be portraying Plymouth City Police officers.
• Every song has its own imprint _ the bass-heavy funk of " Dog in Heat " is followed by the skittery sputter of " One Minute Man, " which then jumps off into the otherworldly hip-shaker, " Lickshots ."
• Forster wrote prolifically during the 1960s and 1970s, while bringing up three young children, but she later criticised many of her early novels as " skittery ", feeling that she had not found her voice until her 1974 novel, " The Seduction of Mrs Pendlebury ".
• His albums, few and far between, are home-brewed stews composed with his wife, Alfreda Benge; they're full of cleverly worded, self-mocking humor and leftist political screeds, skittery rhythms played on a single drum or cymbal, simple cycles of keyboard chords.