Sentence examples for catch cobwebs from inspiring English sources
If you were on your way out of her room and your head caught a cobweb, you would be grounded and made to sit with her the whole day.
The Scottish pools are "so still that there was a second sky in them"; when moths catch in the cobwebs in Corrag's hair, she says "my hair was wings and whiteness".
Such difficulties still trailed, like husks caught in old cobwebs, but there were fewer interfering strictures now in how children were brought up, and havens were less often sought.
Although population boomed at first, as they focused all of their energy on reproduction and feeding, interlopers soon took advantage of their industriousness, feasting off the prey caught in their cobwebs, and gobbling up the spiders themselves.
Ellenor Fenn wrote and designed a series of readers and games for middle-class children, including the best-selling Cobwebs to Catch Flies (1784).
Like gathered nets and cobwebs that catch the light, the paintings in Burton's Stretch series are shaped columns of color that reach the length of the canvas.
And they run in flavour from the most delicate to the most raucous, and in texture from that of feathers caught in a cobweb to that of linoleum".
Shake out the cobwebs and grab some Soloist traction.
"Laws are like cobwebs," it said, "which may catch small flies, but let wasps and hornets break through". If the Lall verdict outraged a nation, it also raised a certain discomfort.
Cobwebs spread across storefronts.
