golden snitch造句

• The one missing element from this ancient game was the Golden Snitch.
• At half-time, Golden Snitch, winning the game for Gryffindor.
• And then my son notices the fine print : " golden snitch not included ."
• The seeker, meanwhile, also tries to capture the Golden Snitch ( a smaller ball ).
• Making a golden snitch I can handle.
• Harry is the Seeker for his team whose role is to try to find and catch the Golden Snitch.
• Meanwhile, one seeker per team hovers above the fray, watching for a tiny winged ball called the Golden Snitch.
• The team star is the seeker, gliding and diving after the golden snitch, a tiny hummingbird of a winged ball.
• "Keepers, " like soccer goalies, guard the rings, while " seekers " chase after the much coveted " golden snitch ."
• Every few minutes, vanGelder will throw out his own version of the " golden snitch " _ a small bouncy rubber ball.
• Along the top of the screen, each team's score display also features a thin bar with one half of the Golden Snitch.
• Before his death, Dumbledore hides the ring's black stone inside a Golden Snitch and he bequeaths the Snitch to Harry in his will.
• Matches are played between two teams of seven players riding flying broomsticks, using four balls : a Quaffle, two Bludgers, and a Golden Snitch.
• I understand; because Harry Potter plays the position of seeker on the quidditch team, the costume works best if he carries the prized golden snitch.
• Putting preschoolers under the sorting hat without opening the vault at Gringotts is like ordering them to find the Golden Snitch on a sputtering Nimbus 2000.
• Other notable residents of the village include Bowman Wright ( inventor of the Golden Snitch ) and Bathilda Bagshot, author of " A History of Magic ".
• They also receive apparently meaningless bequests from among Dumbledore's possessions a Golden Snitch for Harry, a Deluminator for Ron, and a book of fairy tales for Hermione.
• Turning " Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone " into a blockbuster film certainly is easier than, say, catching the Golden Snitch in a high-flying game of Quidditch.
• It is played on brooms, over a field, in the sky, with four balls, one of them, the Golden Snitch, by nature elusive, self-propelled and worth 150 points.
• The stone was later passed to Harry through Dumbledore's will, hidden inside the Golden Snitch that Harry caught with his mouth, nearly swallowing it, in his first-ever Quidditch match.