Sarah

Sarah eagerly enrolled in the painting class, holding her new brushes.

莎拉迫不及待地报名参加了画班，手里还攥着新画笔。

Sarah occupied herself taking the coffee cups over to the sink.

莎拉忙着把咖啡洗碗槽那里。

I have already proposed to Sarah.

我已经向萨拉求婚。

Well, I’ll be damned! isn’t that Sarah Parker over there?

真叫我吃惊， 那不是萨拉·帕克吗？

Sarah did not want to be bound by a rigid timetable.

萨拉不想被严格的时间表束缚。

Sarah brightened up considerably as she thought of Emily's words.

想起爱米莉的话，莎拉变得很开心。

Sarah drew herself up, full of indignation that he should presume to judge her.

萨拉挺直身子，为他竟然擅自评价自己而愤慨。

I was very jealous of Sarah's new bicycle.

我很羡慕萨拉的新自行车。

Sarah's eyes flooded with tears.

萨拉满眼泪水。

Sarah was squalling in her crib.

莎拉在婴儿床上号啕大哭。

Sarah squeezed in beside her.

莎拉从她身旁挤进去。

Sarah herself said so.

莎拉自己这么说的。

Sarah’s new job sounds like a right cushy number—she only has to go to the office three days a week.

萨拉的新工作听起来很轻松，她每周只要上三天班。

Mr McCain's running-mate, Sarah Palin, is a Nixonian fantasy come true, perfectly designed to create a cycle of accusation and counteraccusation.

麦凯恩的竞选伙伴，萨拉•佩林，乃尼克松式幻想的实现，是制造一连串责难和反责难的绝佳人选。