Sentence examples for handkerchief of from inspiring English sources

Another, titled "A Handkerchief of Freedom," reads even more like a fable: "The dictator sneezed.

A "false" lasagna of spider crab — the shreds of meat topped with a light béchamel and a single handkerchief of pasta — was creamily tender.

In summer, though, you may be more preoccupied with finding a handkerchief of space among the picnickers on the grassy banks of the Windrush.

But we know, too, that she has a lace handkerchief of which she is very fond and which is becoming threadbare.

And the less they vote, the more they will be ignored as the electoral battleground shrinks to a little middle England handkerchief of turf.

Nor is everyone convinced by the methodology of the new blockbuster: Declan Hill, who published his second book on match-fixing in November 2013, calls it "a wet handkerchief of a report".

Lift the handkerchief off of the surface, causing it to drape from where you are grasping it.

representatives of the besieging Delawares], we gave them two Blankets and an Handkerchief out of the Small Pox Hospital.

And a British trader wrote about Ottawa Indians in 1763: "Out of our regard to them, we gave them two Blankets and a Handkerchief out of the Small Pox Hospital.

How big are the pews?' " Botstein took a cotton handkerchief out of his pocket.

The act was so effortless, it was like watching a magician pull a handkerchief out of a viewer's ear.