Sentence examples for heavy cape from inspiring English sources

The sun lay across her shoulders like a heavy cape of molten lava as she slowly descended the worn concrete steps into the cavelike depths.

Then she pushed her coffee cup aside and stood up, pulling the heavy cape close about her. "Brr," she said, "I'm cold.

A much-maligned circle at the entrance to Cape Cod has just been replaced, leading many to hope that next year's heavy Cape traffic will flow more smoothly.Brian StraubQueensbury, New YorkSIR – I cannot vouch for who invented roundabouts, but I do remember that my school bus used to circle three along the A128 in Essex in the early 1950s.

In it, the Fayetteville native is imagined as an eerie, pupil-less king with lean-sipping, blow-snorting, and blunt-smoking children coming out of the opening of his heavy cape.

If you have a large budget, you may want to check e-bay sites for Renaissance/Medieval attire and purchase a dressy, heavy cape for effect.

Give the Caped Crusader a large cape.

She wore a heavy dark cape to keep warm.

The filmmaker Tala Hadid, the niece of the architect Zaha Hadid, wore a heavy red cape she said she had received from a Moroccan shepherd.

The small bronze character, wearing a heavy felt cape and the broad conical straw hat sometimes found on early first-millenium B.C. figures from Sardinia, turned up in a provincial auction house where the contents of the house that belonged to the artist Thetis Blacker were being dispersed.

But Stacy, wearing a heavy red velvet cape, a silver scepter in her hand, looked lost and alone as she sat in a booth in the restaurant, waiting anxiously for her mother.

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