Sentence examples for a hoop of from inspiring English sources
In 1893 the Narragansett Machinery Co. of Providence, Rhode Island, marketed a hoop of iron with a hammock style of basket.
Some people sent parts of their place: in one envelope a feather, and a hoop of dried grass, combed from a Carmarthenshire field; in another, a folding of a bark-rubbing from a Strontian oak-tree.
A starter is built around potato: a hoop of crisped potato, wittily referencing those cheffy metal stacking rings, contains a potato foam so light that it threatens to escape, plus there's a crisp shell of a tiny baked spud and lashings of real truffle.
Alas, the only practical recourse that most patients have is to sue -- after navigating a hoop of intermediate remedies such as arbitration, depending on their state and contract.
Then, close by, they found the mask, a hoop of mud-spotted gaffer tape the police would in time presume had been wrapped around her face.
Then, close by, they found the mask, a hoop of mud-spotted duct tape the police would in time presume had been wrapped around her face.
We chuck the ball around, and there's a hoop on one of the desks.
If you are building the dip net, you want to make a hoop out of flexible thin tree branches, living pine works great.
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By Kathy Osborn The New Yorker, September 13 , 1993P. 99 ARTIST'S NOTEBOOK shows desks of Jacques Cousteu--aquariumium; of Infanta Margarita--a hoop skirt; and of Julia ChildNa stove.
