Usa "bespatter" in una frase
bespatter frasi di esempio
bespatter
bespattered
bespattering
1. With gleaming and blood they bespatter the air;
1. " said Jo, strolling along with her hands behind her, partly from habit, partly to conceal the bespattered parasol
2. The next moment he saw it dolorously bespattered with eggs
3. He was bespattered with mud and had a pitiful, weary, and distracted air, though at the same time he was haughty and self-confident
4. Bolkhovitinov was bespattered all over with mud and had smeared his face by wiping it with his sleeve
5. On her feet, she had large, coarse, men's shoes, bespattered with mud, which had splashed even to her red ankles, and she was wrapped in an old mantle which hung in tatters
6. He seized the candle in his fist, and set it on the chimney-piece with so violent a bang that the wick came near being extinguished, and the tallow bespattered the wall
7. something with them; they are what a philosopher would call, bespattered with the title, and that flatters them
8. The right side of his face was plastered up; his swollen eyelids were wet from his running eyes, his coat and all his clothes were torn, while the whole left side of his attire was bespattered with something extremely nasty, possibly mud from a puddle
9. She had barely said that when Malásha plumped her foot into the water and bespattered Akúlka's bodice, and not only her bodice, but also her nose and eyes
10. On the boards of the scaffolding workmen, all bespattered with plaster, moved hither and thither like ants
11. Bolkhovítinov was bespattered all over with mud and had smeared his face by wiping it with his sleeve
12. Shells from our ships were bursting all over that rugged coast, and those from the enemy bespattered the water around us
1. At the instant of the dart an ulcerous jet shot from this cruel wound, and goaded by it into more than sufferable anguish, the whale now spouting thick blood, with swift fury blindly darted at the craft, bespattering them and their glorying crews all over with showers of gore, capsizing Flask's boat and marring the bows
2. At length, the punch was ready, and the Dorpat student, with much bespattering of the table as he did so, ladled the liquor into tumblers, and cried: “Now, gentlemen, please!” When we had each of us taken a sticky tumbler of the stuff into our hands, the Dorpat student and Frost sang a German song in which the word “Hoch!” kept occurring again and again, while we joined, in haphazard fashion, in the chorus