Sentence examples for at the drawstrings of from inspiring English sources

He tugged at the drawstrings of his hooded sweatshirt, tucked and retucked his messy shoulder-length hair behind his ear, ordered a beer, finished it in about a minute and quickly ordered another.

I tugged at the drawstring waist of a taffeta anorak ($315) -- and, presto, a dress; I worked a black cotton shirt ($195), tying its front sash behind me to give it an hourglass shape that evoked Ava Gardner baiting a toreador in "The Sun Also Rises".

If the guy tends to play with the drawstring of his hoodie, pick at his nails, brush away an imaginary spot on his shirt, or kick at nothing when he's around you, then it may be because he likes you and feels nervous.

Habitually twisting the drawstring of his hoodie, Luke Treadaway's pale, skinny Christopher has Asperger's syndrome.

The key is to wear a super-luxe high-end designer version of the drawstring-waistband, elasticized-at-the-ankles sweat pant that only looks like you're slumming it — in cashmere, wool herringbones and chino-like cotton twills.

I got a lot of odd looks wearing the jacket around the office with the ends of the drawstrings nestled in my ears.

Pull the drawstrings up to the end of the toe and cut them there.

Pull on the drawstrings to gather the top of the bag.

Make sure that the hood hangs over the back of your blazer and the drawstrings hang down in front.

Tug the drawstrings and the pillow promises "cocoonification".

And unlike earbud cables, the drawstrings are mercifully tangle free.