jitter bug造句

• I had jitter bugs at first,
• The jitter bug can infect anyone, but first-time Super Bowl participants are especially at high risk.
• Lyrics to " Call of the Jitter Bug " clearly demonstrate the association between the word " jitterbug " and the consumption of alcohol:
• __ The jitter bug : UCLA freshman guard Baron Davis was more nervous than he'd ever been, more nervous than he ever imagined.
• Cab Calloway's 1934 recording of " Call of the Jitter Bug " ( Jitterbug ) and the film " Cab Calloway's Jitterbug Party " popularized use of the word " jitterbug " and created a strong association between Calloway and jitterbug.
• In the film, Cab Calloway and his Orchestra perform " Hotcha Razz-Ma-Tazz " and "'Long About Midnight " at the Cotton Club in Harlem, New York before going to a house party and performing " Jitter Bug ".
• The first quote containing the word " jitterbug " recorded by the " OED " is from 1934 is the Cab Calloway song titled " Jitter Bug " and they quote the 1934 song printed in " Song Hits " magazine on 19 November 1939 as : " They're four little jitter bugs.
• The first quote containing the word " jitterbug " recorded by the " OED " is from 1934 is the Cab Calloway song titled " Jitter Bug " and they quote the 1934 song printed in " Song Hits " magazine on 19 November 1939 as : " They're four little jitter bugs.
• Rushdie seems to have wanted to write a New York bookend to his big-city novels _ " Midnight's Children, " which immortalized Bombay, and " The Satanic Verses, " which immortalized London _ a novel that addressed the lure of the American Dream, its " Jitter Bug " dance of expectation and disappointment.