Sentence examples for from feather from inspiring English sources

We traded more than 10 e-mails on topics from feather pillows (my husband is allergic to them) to dining recommendations.

The Buccleuch Arms in St Boswells won Scottish Inn of the Year 2015: it has antler chandeliers and signature steaks, from feather to thick rib.

Indeed Georgie says most of the furnishings come from there, and from Feather and Black, Laura Ashley and nearby independent shops.

The price range is as broad as the collection, from feather boas (£3) to bespoke costumes (about £500), with the average military dress suit priced at £150-£160.

From feather headdresses to the commercialisation of "Native American spirituality", North America's indigenous peoples are portrayed, incorrectly, as a historically homogenous and primitive group.

There had, until this point, been precious little between them, but plenty to debate, as they chased one another up the weight classes from feather to super feather to welter.

From feather-dusting each other's derrières to threatening abuse over badly cooked meals, they are a compelling team, and the prop-strewn stage formed a rich environment for their antics.

Several outbursts even drowned out the piped music, which ranged from feather-soft jazz to the sounds of a waterfall, prompting one miffed patron to ask,- "Is there a giggle-free area?" DENNY LEE.

That film, which wrung easy laughs from feather-cuts and leg-warmers, was not the first example in modern cinema of the 1980s being sold as an exotic attraction.

Barely had I uttered the words normal skin than she was looking at me as if I had just told her my eyebrows were spun from feather-light down harvested at full moon from the butt-cheeks of day-old babies.

But modern machinery effectively separates down from feathers.