Sentence examples for from kleenex from inspiring English sources

Once while I worked, she manufactured a pair of spectacles from Kleenex and water.

Colorwise, I preferred a navy military shirt ($24), though its collar crumpled as if made from Kleenex.

That emerald-colored velvet sofa sleeps two (there are even inflatable beds stowed in the bedroom, in a white laminate headrest made deep enough for storing everything from Kleenex to, well, inflatable beds).

In 1954, spurred on by the offer of a cup from Kleenex heir Jim Kimberly – one of the great US racing philanthropists of the time – for the best performance by an amateur driver, Shelby entered the Allard in the Buenos Aires 1,000km sports car race, co-driving with airline pilot Dale Duncan, who was a useful contact when it came to air freighting the car to Argentina.

How did you get from Kleenex to Crunk?

Is there any scientific evidence that people contracted mesothelioma from Kleenex? No, but Kimberly-Clark has deep pockets to be picked.

The book has none of her style, with a cover that looks like it was taken from a Kleenex box; the contents feature the letters of thirty-nine men presented in chronological order, prefaced by potted biographies that look like they might have been whisked together from Wikipedia in the course of an afternoon.

The best-selling author of Hollywood-friendly love stories like "The Notebook" and "Message in a Bottle," Sparks is so reliable a tear-jerker that one Irish newspaper reviewed his latest book under the evergreen headline "A New Weepie From Captain Kleenex".

Perhaps one of the biggest packaging innovations this year is from the Kleenex brand.

In "Faune," he reverses Nijinsky's idea of working against Debussy's music, and Mr. Roméro, in white briefs, goes with the flow from the minute he licks his arm and rises from his Kleenex-box bed.

She's so convincing that you want to hand her a Kleenex from the stalls.