Verwenden Sie „drenched in“ in einem Satz

1. The pulleys squealed, and though drenched in grease, a wisp of smoke arose as the axle and bearings ground against one another

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2. Though drenched in his own blood, none of his injuries were mortal

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3. Radhaswamy drenched in soda with horror on his face but I

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4. She's drenched in spit

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5. “Our esteemed king had a very disturbing dream the other night, from which he awoke fearful and drenched in sweat

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6. Once drenched in blood and now stiff and brown, only some of the note’s writing was legible

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7. Nerissa came awake, drenched in cold sweat

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8. The man cried out and McKee jumped as his face was unexpectedly drenched in a warm liquid

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9. Their fur was drenched in the smells of green moss and mud

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10. She woke up drenched in sweat and threw her blanket away

11. As her breathing returned to normal, she lowered her Beretta and slumped herself against a large wooden chair, drenched in sweat and dirt

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12. For a second or two, others couldn’t understand what I was trying to convey to them until there reached someone on the doorsteps with his shirt drenched in blood and a kitchen knife which was stabbed straight into his chest

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13. Her voice was drenched in excitement

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14. A fairy drenched in the glow of tomorrow

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15. I woke up at 6am the day of my departure drenched in sweat, with the realization that I, too, was an alcoholic and had been one for many years

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16. Ralph hears his own ribs crack, and pain streaks through him as he is drenched in another man’s blood

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17. She was drenched in sweat

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18. The entire area is drenched in acid and poison and burnt to the ground

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19. Drenched in sweat they sprawled over their towels on the mats to recover

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20. After some time, when I was fully drenched in the rain,

21. He was drenched in sweat

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22. His blue pocket T-shirt was drenched in sweat too

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23. Here he was, an obese man who was starving, practically frothing at the mouth, drenched in fat-boy sweat, panting heavily and enduring a serious bout of jittery hands and fingers; I was in the wrong

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24. As the man was close to death, he seemed to see Ishan for what he truly was and called out the word "Stikini" as he sat up and pointed at Ishan, his head and chest drenched in sweat

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25. It was over twenty minutes into the jog and Joey was drenched in sweat

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26. She was by now drenched in sweat and more than a little apprehensive

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27. The euphoria that had been gripping him was subsiding and he realized that he was drenched in sweat, breathing hard and his upper body ached

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28. Its barbaric teeth sat in perfect rows, like splinters of wood drenched in saliva, the tips stained with blood

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29. The appendage was drenched in fetid, green slime

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30. Whatever was waiting for him at the top of the stairs was drenched in

31. He was positively drenched in the stuff

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32. “Why would you like a girl that has no dreams?” she asked, her words drenched in insecurity

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33. Instead, he stood there, frozen to the spot, his face drenched in

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34. They slunk off into the Forest, drenched in disappointment

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35. In the dull light of the flashlight, Kevin noticed that Miller’s coat was drenched in blood

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36. Ailia woke up drenched in sweat, gasping for air, crying out for help

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37. The entire body had been littered with dents and dings, the quarter panels cratered with rusted-out holes, right front fender bashed in by a stubborn tree or telephone pole, engine caked with grease and grime, interior drenched in the rancid aroma of old cigarette smoke and stale cologne and Josh didn’t even want to think about what else

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38. Sage woke up with a start, her body drenched in sweat

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39. The murdered man who was drenched in blood suddenly got up and ran away in a hurry, quickly disappearing from the sight of the onlookers

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40. I point out that only the previous week Carl Emmet of Soul Masque was not only drenched in water but also covered in custard

41. The Scriptures are drenched in poetry

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42. "Pavia, Pavia--and all the open space in front of it is drenched in April with that divinest smell

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43. My face brightened when I saw Salem leaning against the side of the building, drenched in the pouring rain

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44. "The villain has fled," he told Priscilla, coming back drenched in body but unquenchable in spirit

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45. Her arms ached, she was drenched in sweat and Teller’s hands were sticky with blood

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46. She would have to find a way out, and even as she was thinking it, she felt a sudden wave of nausea that left her drenched in perspiration

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47. His face is drenched in tears

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48. I sat up in bed, drenched in sweat

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49. Peter woke up drenched in sweat, bathing in the rays of the

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50. “He had identification on him but it was drenched in blood

51. They were drenched in Miss Margaret’s lunch period apple sauce, mystery meat loaf and double-chocolate milk shake, plus the Joe Weider protein shake I had ingested after school, which included three raw eggs and half a cup of olive oil

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52. antenna wall, Erin was drenched in sweat

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53. I’d reached the top and I hung there, completely drenched in sweat, as I debated about what to do next

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54. I was drenched in sweat by the time I reach the top and I had to blink my eyes hard repeatedly to flick the sweat out of them

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55. saw that her shirt was drenched in blood

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56. Padraigan bled from the mouth and his pants and shirt were drenched in blood from the gaping wound in his side

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57. Dusk was settling in and the weary group was not only drenched in sweat, they were hungry and thirsty

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58. Alby’s chest rose and fell with struggled breaths, but his skin was drenched in sweat; he looked like he wouldn’t last much longer

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59. Thomas couldn’t help noticing that every inch was drenched in red

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60. Incog Haroun al Raschid he flits behind the silent lechers and hastens on by the railings with fleet step of a pard strewing the drag behind him, torn envelopes drenched in aniseed

61. By the time they had carried their shell, the City of Seattle, down to the water, they were already drenched in sweat

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62. Drenched in the atmosphere of a Kurosawa film, we immediately picked up the thread of a year ago—graves, temples, and forests in the snow

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63. Noon came and the sun was high and hot and not was drenched in sweat and her gown stuck in wet spots to her body

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64. The night was drenched in warm soft darkness and she lay staring into it, dull as an ox

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65. The next day they were drenched in a thunder-storm

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66. I was drenched in sweat and dying of thirst

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67. It was a true standing ovation, in which Snell-Orkney stood drenched in their approval

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68. All three of us were in the room with the door closed, and the insurgents danced oblivious to us, their senses drenched in lustrous sound and rhythm

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69. "I'll draw you a picture, sit down!" said Jasmine and, with the incontestable authority of the lady with the keys, she led me across the hall and admitted me to the sacrosanct chamber at once, mumbling that Mona had made a mess of the closets only two hours before, but everything was now put right, and I flung myself theatrically upon the rose satin bed, beneath the rose satin canopy, nuzzled into the rose satin pillows and lay there, drenched in the scent of Chantilly, allowing Jasmine to pull off my dirty boots because it made her happy, and protected the bed, and I closed my eyes

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70. They are so drenched in tears and tragedy that they are excruciatingly funny

71. They saw a man lying senseless on the footway, drenched in blood, and another man standing beside him with a blood-stained rag on a stick

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72. Is it fitting that the only two nations among whom the worship of the true God has been maintained with any thing like truth and freedom from corruption; that the only two nations among whom this worship has been preserved unstained, shall be the two now arrayed against each other in hostile arms in a conflict in which, let who will conquer in the fight, his success in one point, if that be an object, will have been attained: so much of human life, liberty, and happiness, will have perished in the affray—in the service of this scourge with which it has pleased God, in his wisdom and justice, not in his mercy, to inflict mankind? Is it fitting that those hands which unite in giving to idolaters and to the heathen the Word of God, the Book of Life—that those hands, and those alone, should be thus drenched in each other's blood? Will you unite as a Christian with your Protestant brother across the Atlantic for these noble purposes, and then plunge the dagger into his breast with whom you are associated in a cause so holy—one so infinitely transcending the low, the little, the dirty business we are called upon here to transact? I hope that the sacrifice may be stopped

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