gaffed造句

• Ingrish said as he gaffed his first buoy of the day.
• Carter gaffed the fish, as did Mitchell.
• He pulled the fish alongside, gaffed it and dragged it over the rail.
• She gaffed on mad cow and other issues.
• Several sideshows featured extensive punk displays  some authentic and others gaffed ( faked ).
• Stories persist that Miami is about to be gaffed with the mother of all NCAA sentences.
• Instead of slapping the back of a deckhand after a fish is gaffed, they were getting their backs slapped.
• And when Wagner gaffed it and swung the beast over the railing, my relief was matched only by my exhaustion.
• Crooked faro equipment was so popular that many sporting-house companies began to supply gaffed dealing boxes specially designed so that the bankers could cheat their players.
• If ever there was a case of an 1, 800-pound marlin who was hooked, gaffed and in the boat, this is such a case.
• Although this method is usually employed with the use of a gaffed dealing shoe, an expert card mechanic can do it with a regular dealing shoe as well.
• In these videos, 96 seals were shot, 56 were shot and then clubbed or gaffed, 19 were clubbed or gaffed, and 8 were killed by unknown means.
• In these videos, 96 seals were shot, 56 were shot and then clubbed or gaffed, 19 were clubbed or gaffed, and 8 were killed by unknown means.
• A broad white form appeared from the shadows, and as he gaffed the struggling fish and slid it in over the rail, Ingrish strained for the first time that day.
• Back when Pazar learned to fish from his dad, a salmon was a salmon, and West Coast fishermen roughly gaffed and tossed them into their boats and up on the docks.
• Not only did Brown give up three homers, he also was beaten to the base on a grounder to first and then gaffed when he forget there was only one out on a grounder hit back to him.
• Resembling a floundering salmon, strength draining away and about the be gaffed for more than a month, the Angels are in contention to be memorialized with the 1978 Red Sox, the 1969 Cubs, the 1964 Phillies and the 1951 Brooklyn Dodgers.
• He compared the detective to an 1, 800-pound marlin, " hooked, gaffed, and already on the boat, " and said that any lawyer who did not savor the chance to question someone so vulnerable was an idiot.
• When dishonest carnival game operators found someone who they could entice to keep playing their rigged ( slang term : " gaffed " ) game, they would then " mark " the individual by patting their back with a hand that had chalk on it.
• When dishonest carnival game operators found someone who they could entice to keep playing their " rigged " ( slang term : " gaffed " ) game, they would then " mark " the player by patting their back with a hand that had chalk on it.