Sentence examples for handkerchiefs from from inspiring English sources

Use handkerchiefs from Brooks Brothers for napkins.

But all the hours spent cutting out shoulder pads and removing used handkerchiefs from pockets have made her one of Depop's top sellers.

A-ha! Bosom-nudger, baritone, erudite monologuist, gameshow underminer, gurner laureate: Dawson's skills spool like handkerchiefs from a magician's sleeve in this pleasingly unfussy tribute.

Participants in this and other such celebrations are typically decked in vibrant attire, often accented with exquisitely designed shawls from Kinnaur district, finely embroidered handkerchiefs from Chamba, or distinctive woolen caps from Kullu.

—Texas Coach Rick Barnes likes to perform magic tricks in home visits with recruits, pulling handkerchiefs from his sleeve to put family members at ease and showcase his homespun charm.

Doris Lloyd essays the rôle of Nancy, but she does not appear to be very far away from America and 1933.There is of course the episode where Fagin undertakes to enlighten Oliver and others on stealing handkerchiefs from pockets and also the sequence where Nancy brings Oliver back to Fagin.

She took a handkerchief from her coat pocket and handed it to him.

He took a handkerchief from his pocket and slowly, delicately, blew his nose, then repocketed the handkerchief.

The president pulled a handkerchief from his pocket and handed it to him.

He took a handkerchief from under his glass to dry his eyes.

The photographer stole a handkerchief from his sitter, about whom there would always be "something of the great actress".