Sentence examples for drape yourself from inspiring English sources

Frontman Yan's voice is a beatific whisper: "Drape yourself in greenery, become part of the scenery".

It's a triumphant lesson in sweeping gracefully towards the mainstream with your imagination and mystery intact, in becoming part of the scenery without jettisoning the desire to drape yourself in greenery.

"That's why not only can you love Scotland and love the United Kingdom, not only can you drape yourself in the Saltire and the Union Jack, but you can be prouder of your Scottish heritage than your British heritage — as many in Scotland are — and still believe that Scotland is better off in Britain".

Chances are you're not a model so don't try to drape yourself ever so languidly here, there and elsewhere.

Silk Scarves Let You Drape Yourself in Abstract Art.

Silk Scarves Let You Drape Yourself in Abstract Art.

In a statement, Peta said: "There are few things more out of touch than draping yourself in the skins of animals who were beaten, electrocuted, and even skinned alive for their fur.

"Draping yourself in the blanket of moral rectitude and asceticism allows you to assert superiority over a monarch," she told me.

A bit like draping yourself over her.

Drape over yourself each night upon going to bed.

Make sure to bring plenty of towels to drape around yourself.