Sentence examples for handkerchief if from inspiring English sources

Take along a handkerchief if you plan to see the new education documentary "Waiting for Superman".

But then, and this is important, if you stick with it there are moments of utterly violent beauty; Hush is brutally unpleasant (in a good way), the title track has a boot-in-the-face echo of My Bloody Valentine - a My Bloody Handkerchief, if you like - while We All Amplify is heavyweight PiL-style doom-dub that heads in four different directions at the same time.

Carry a handkerchief if possible.

If the spectators were in favour of mercy they waved their handkerchiefs; if they desired the death of the conquered gladiator they turned their thumbs downward.

He appears to move back and forth with a handkerchief in his hand, as if mopping the brow of, and comforting, the woman.

Kinsella looks at the watch and pulls down his handkerchief as if it was a flag.

"Oh, I don't know about that!" he says, and reaches for his lavender handkerchief, as if to make a point.

He giggles, makes jokes about digestion, cleans his glasses with a handkerchief, and, if the meeting follows lunch, marches off to the washroom with a toothbrush and an admonition about oral hygiene.

When he arrived at the Delacorte the other Friday, to conduct a tour of the Park's hippie landscape, he was breathing into a red handkerchief, as if he'd just been teargassed.

"As a president, as a father and as an American, I am here to say, we need to act," Mr. Obama said to students and others gathered in a sunbaked quadrangle, mopping his brow with a handkerchief, as if to dramatize his point.

That means that the mere possession of an object that could inflict an injury, for example, a glass window and even a handkerchief (anything!) if employed in a manner to that is unlawful, is a crime.