Sentence examples for be draped in a from inspiring English sources
Her gray hair, which she described as "mad," hangs around her shoulders, which might be draped in a loose-fitting sweater or dress.
He has a white beard, rimless spectacles, and a full head of silvery hair, parted at the center and sweeping down to his collar at the back; his tall frame tends to be draped in a soft dark suit, often matched with a black shirt, as if to thicken the hint of the ecclesiastical.
She may be draped in a sari covering her torso and legs.
She would then be draped in a velvet cape, crowned, given a bouquet of roses and gifts that would not improve her life at all.
The sarcophagi (often purely symbolic, as the body is below the floor) may be draped in a rich pall, and surmounted by a real cloth or stone turban, which is also traditional at the top of ordinary Turkish gravestones (usually in stylised form).
It looked as if it were draped in a shroud.
Mr. Medeiros was draped in a huge Swedish flag.
One was draped in a crucifix, and there were two stuffed bears and a pink balloon.
He was draped in a Phil Simms jersey and Giants hat, his face painted blue and white.
Her shoulders are draped in a baggy green sweatshirt, her fingers plugging her ears.
His body was draped in a white sheet and loaded into an ambulance, headed to a morgue for an autopsy.
