Sentence examples for draped into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "draped into" is correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe something being loosely covered or covered in a graceful, flowing manner. Example: The curtains were elegantly draped into cascading folds, creating a luxurious and cozy atmosphere in the room.
Dark, deep-crowned and a neat topping off of a Dior-style suit draped into rounded curves at the waist.
From medical-supply stores, he obtained a type of thin plastic used to make hospital gowns, which he cut and draped into delicate geometric patterns.
Allow to ferment for about three days then pour into a demi-john using some muslin cloth draped into a funnel to get rid of all the bits.
Another was the poncho-with-attitude, which Skingraft draped into its Peruvian-nomad-inspired collection along with roomy drop-crotch trousers, thick cowl-neck puffer vests and tapestry-stripe toggle-button coats.
If it's more than 15 inches, it will drape into your lap while you are sitting at your table.
The show itself is mind-boggling; there is a gown made to look like the skin of a leopard, fashioned entirely from beads; thigh-high tights made of Chinese-print satin; mermaid dresses that drape into swirls of liquidy fabric; long skirts with mariner stripes, made entirely of tiny feathers.
The five wounded women, draped in shawls, squeezed into the back seat.
I'll giggle envisioning you slipping into your farthingale; being laced into your bodyes, draped in bombazine or dudkin, layered in fox poots and wombs.
The teacher-heavy crowd of 2,720, packed into a gymnasium draped in basketball banners, was one of the most enthusiastic of Mr. Obama's campaign so far.
Formerly rubbish-strewn squares are being converted into picturesque gardens, draped in jacaranda and hydrangeas, with fountains and shady corners to sit in, and although there is some concern that Tangier will become as overly-sanitised and developed as Marrakesh, it seems unlikely that the city will change that radically.
Chatah's casket, draped in velvet, was carried into a blue-domed mosque on the edge of the resonantly named Martyrs' Square, where he was eulogized as a voice of moderation.
