Sentence examples for a stain on it from inspiring English sources

She still used the powder a few times a year if one of her hats had a stain on it.

In one such case, there was a blue dress with a stain on it.

She wore stretch pants, a sweater with a stain on it, and Converse high tops.

She had a pink satin handbag with a stain on it and a beaded scarf, which she had placed on the chair opposite, as if reserving the space.

You're not wrong if you ignore it, but the convention is to reserve "which" for non-defining relative clauses ("The couch, which has a stain on it, is dirty"), and "that" for defining relative clauses ("Here is a couch that has a stain on it").

This is what you will look like onstage if you get a stain on it". And usually when they hear, "Oh my God, I'm going to look like crap onstage," they don't mess with that.

It is a stain on Britain, and it tells you something about this opportunistic government that its only response to the accusation of racism is to argue for a national DNA database that includes everyone.

If it is an orange sports coat with a stain on the lapel, it is five twenty-five.

The mattress has a huge brown stain on it—I don't know if it's piss or shit or blood or puke.

"If you were 50 years old, they put a veneer on the tooth" with a "brown stain on it," said Dr. Brian LeSage, a cosmetic dentist in Beverly Hills, Calif., and part of the faculty at the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry.

But it's a stain on the country, and it defines this moment.