Sentence examples for like a cloth from inspiring English sources
OPERATOR: All right, he's breathing, O.K., can you get, can you get something like a cloth or anything to put over the wound to stop it from bleeding?
She emerges from the darkroom with something that, as Faulkner wrote in "The Unvanquished," can "hold intact the pattern of furious victory like a cloth, a shield between ourselves and reality, between us and fact and doom".
Until they're fashioned out of chain mail, hardtops sized for a four-passenger interior will steal the trunk space because they cannot do the accordion trick like a cloth roof.
Perhaps it wouldn't have been so bad if her nemesis, Frankie Cocozza, could either hold a note or get dressed without looking like a cloth Tim Burton puppet – albeit one who's worried that Nancy Reagan might call and want her hair back.
Several evenings a week she leaves her rent-controlled apartment on West 57th Street wearing her trademark ensemble -- matching African-print dress, handbag and shoes, and a tall hat that rests atop her head like a cloth beehive -- and bounces from one affair to the next, rarely returning home before dawn.
Operating in the shadow of Japan's parliament from an office that bristles with models of high-tech weapons and U.S. mementos (like a cloth embroidered with a Camp David logo and a letter from Vice President Dick Cheney), Akiyama arranges bilateral symposia on military issues, defense-related trips for Japanese pols to the U.S. and expos for American and domestic weaponsmakers in Japan.
Decide whether or not you'd like a thin cloth in between you and the mat, as the tiny points (that absolutely do not puncture the skin) may create too strong of a sensation for first time users.
When a reporter asked Clinton, last August, if she had done so, she replied, "Like with a cloth or something?," and laughed.
Like with a cloth or something?" On Sunday, she offered an apology … of sorts: "I know I was a little bit sarcastic in one exchange with the press – I'm sorry guys! – but I'm not a technical expert".
"Like with a cloth or something?" she said.
"What, like with a cloth or something?" Clinton said.
