chow line造句

• Soldiers sit at long Formica tables or wait patiently in the chow line.
• That same night, I was in the chow line behind Thomas.
• "If he cuts in front of the chow line, " the GM joked.
• Going through the chow line on the ship, Lyda saw someone from home.
• Biometric face scanners are sometimes used to limit inmates'trips through the chow line at meals.
• He even managed to put on weight, thanks to a chow line pass good anywhere.
• Bush walked an outdoor chow line, filling his plate with steak, baked potato and salad.
• You mean more to us than being able to go through the chow line twice.
• Ronald Reagan spends the war in the chow line in Hollywood and goes on to become president.
• Bush served mashed potatoes in the chow line for 10 minutes and then said he had to leave.
• Remembering that the players ate there, too, he said : " They had one of the best chow lines.
• The timing is all wrong, especially since the Mariners beat the Hawks to the front of the chow line.
• Wearing an exercise jacket, Bush worked the entire room and dished out sweet potatoes and corn from the chow line.
• Adams said . Eric Albarracin, wrestlingAlbarracin, a former Arizona State University wrestler, joined the Army to get into the chow line.
• Sen . Phil Gramm, following several minutes later, didn't get the same mob treatment, possibly because the chow line had started.
• It's not the chow line; the main evening meal is over and the late-night " midrats " snack is some hours away.
• Walking through the chow line, Bush passed a frosted chocolate cake that read, " Welcome President Bush _ peace in Kosovo ."
• "When they're standing in the same . . . chow line, or using the same shower with you, it's hard to recognize ."
• Every displaced hornet within 15 miles had collected in or around a single, large jam pot at one end of the chow line.
• An officer recalled speaking with Disney on the chow line a few weeks ago, casually observing that this would be a long, difficult deployment.