gaper造句

• Gaper : A skier who pauses to take in the scenery.
• The redeye gaper has a rounded, slightly compressed body and a very large head.
• Almost immediately, she rolls her head back and lets out a big, pink gaper.
• Some have now lent their names to cafes, such as De Vergulde Gaper in Amsterdam.
• Or it can stagnate in the gaper; then the fl鈔eur has turned into the badaud . 
• The list has been mentioned and discussed by such web publications as Chicagoist and Gaper's Block.
• It is the day when locals can dress in the most ridiculous outfits and pretend to be like their gaper counterparts.
• "' Gaper-Day "'is a mountain tradition that takes place in ski resorts across North America.
• We saw sea otters, including one that floated on its back near the boat, prying open a Gaper clam as big as a salad plate.
• In these texts, the " fl鈔eur " was often juxtaposed to the figure of the " badaud ", the gawker or gaper.
• According to a local reporter at Jackson Hole Ski Resort, Gaper-Day " is a Spring right [ sic ] of passage for those who live in mountain towns.
• This Gaper is located on the front of " Van der Pigge ", a chemist's that declined to move for Vroom & Dreesmann's new department store in 1932.
• The literal translation of " gaper " would be " yawner "; the figure is always displayed with an open mouth, sometimes with a pill resting on his tongue.
• Elkhorn Slough hosts year-round residents tightly associated with estuaries, such as eelgrass, oysters, gaper clams, and longjaw mudsuckers, as well as important seasonal visitors such as migratory shorebirds, sea otters, and sharks and rays.
• Moro Cojo and nearby Elkhorn sloughs host year-round residents tightly associated with eelgrass, oysters, gaper clams, and longjaw mudsuckers, as well as important seasonal visitors such as migratory shorebirds, sea otters, and sharks and rays.
• The "'redeye gaper "'( " Chaunax stigmaeus " ) is a sedentary species of anglerfish native to deep waters in the western North Atlantic from the Georges Bank off New England southward to the Blake Plateau off South Carolina.
• Rubbernecking is detrimental both in real life and on Wikipedia because it may interfere with those already tasked with attending to the problem and additional problems can stem from the very presence of the rubbernecking individuals such as secondary motor vehicle collisions, gaper's blocks, or, on Wikipedia, exacerbation of the ongoing drama and unnecessarily extending discussions long after they have been resolved.