Sentence examples for chanced to festoon from inspiring English sources
Most of her shows would be forgotten, although New Faces of 1934 revealed her comic talent after, shivering, she chanced to festoon herself in somebody else's huge fur coat.
Most notably, he threatens to obstruct every Clinton move towards free trade by insisting on the right of Congress to festoon trade deals with amendments desired by labour; or, better still, to strangle them at birth.At present, Mr Gephardt stands no chance of his party's nomination.
She was having an ornate gown made, and she needed some more appliqué with which to festoon it.
A team of manicurists will be on hand to festoon your claws.
No matter how it began, today the 189sqm of mosaic grotto is a chance to gawp at the 4.6 million cockle, mussel, oyster and whelk shells festooned in elaborate mosaics covering every surface.
He gives each property owner a chance to choose one of 35 possible palettes and to view scale models of buildings festooned with strips of colored tape.
The distinction is sometimes made between a swag and a festoon by limiting the former to festoons entirely made up of folds of cloth.
Thus, in some patients the malar mounds may be affected by fluctuating edema which can progress to festoons.
Best possible chance to score.
