Sing a song of sixpence sing a song of sixpence , a pocket full of rye ; four - and - twenty blackbirds baked in a pie 唱一首六便士之歌唱一首六便士之歌，袋子里装满黑麦；二十四只黑画眉，被放在派里面烤！
Turning on a sixpence , he struck a sweet volley into the bottom corner , leaving goalkeeper mart poom no chance 在一个小角度转身之后，他临空抽射将球打入球门下角，没有给对方门将马特?普姆丝毫的机会。
Sobs , snuffles , a fist taken from a blubbered face , and a black shrewd eye cast for a second on the sixpence 呜咽着，吸着鼻涕，掩着哭肿了的脸的一只拳头移开了，一只灵动的黑色的眼睛向六辨士瞥了一瞥。
When the ferryboat with her wild freight pushed into the stream , nobody cared sixpence for the wasted time but the captain of the craft 当渡船载着兴高采烈的游客启锚时，除船老大外，没人有浪费时间的感觉。
In england for sixpence one may buy a " dentamatic throw - away toothbrush " which comes already coated with toothpaste for its one - time use 在英国，每个人用六便士就可以买到一次性的牙刷，牙刷已被涂上一层牙膏以供购买者使用一次。
Christmas pudding : a very traditional english christmas requires that a sixpence is put inside the pudding , whoever finds it wins a prize 圣诞布丁：传统的英国圣诞节往往将一枚六便士硬币放在布丁内，谁若找到它就会赢得一份奖励。
Since most brides probably don ' t even know what a sixpence is , this part of the tradition is not used very often in modern times 由于今天许多新娘恐怕连一枚六便士是什么样子都不知道，传统习俗的这一部分在现代婚礼中已经不常被遵守。
A small country boy was sitting nearby . they called to him , “ come here , boy . here ' s a sixpence for you . do you know why there are no apples on that tree 一个男孩坐在附近。他们叫他： “小孩，过来。给你六个便士，你知道为什么这棵树上没有苹果吗？ ”
The original saying dates back to the victoria times and states , " something old , something new , something borrowed , something blue and a silver sixpence in your shoe . 最初的说法源自维多利亚时代，原文是： “有旧，有新，有借，有蓝；在一只鞋里放一枚六便士的银币。 ”
Coming second in the survey is the myth that when your milk teeth fall out , if you put them under your pillow , the tooth fairy will replace them with sixpences 第2大谎言，如果你的乳牙掉了，你只要把脱落的牙齿放在枕头下，再花上6便士，那么牙齿仙女就会将这些牙重新安回你的嘴里。
