Sentence examples for like a sash from inspiring English sources
"It's called a cummerbund -- it's like a sash," his father replied.
Positioned like a sash across the torso of Manhattan, Broadway seems like an affront to those who favor a perfectly aligned grid of streets.
But its naked clay still flaunts "a great swath of white-and-green natural ash glaze dripping down the side, like a sash thrown cavalierly over the pot's shoulder".
The front door is worth using at least once for its singular 18th-century design: the top half opens up like a sash window, while the bottom folds inwards, like a gate.
But Ms. Albright's restless eye had drifted once more, this time toward a flower-embroidered shawl, which she draped like a sash over her utilitarian T-shirt and fresh-pressed jeans.
"It's called a cummerbund it's like a sash," his father replied.
Despite its minarets and its hilly cobblestone streets, its Grand Bazaar and the sapphire waters of the Bosporus that glide through the city like a liquid sash, this eastern metropolis has a New York state of mind.
More than half a century later, some of these portraits can look a little dated, but there's Joyce relaxing with his grandson in a park, cane slung across chest like a military sash; and Malraux, wind-swept in collar-up overcoat with runty cigarette between lips.
The light glare looked unmistakably like a Civil War soldier, with a sash, belt and hat that all appeared to be of the period.
Full girl scout uniforms will just make you look like an idiot if you are over 13, but it is fun to add a sash or vest to an outfit.
