Sentence examples for old curtain from inspiring English sources

Talk story about the new curtain for the Metropolitan Opera, to replace the old curtain which dates from 1966.

To avoid looking like a posh old curtain, do not attempt head to toe velvet, instead, try a blazer.

If the old curtain of fear descends again over Egypt then the climate could be right for a return to full-strength dictatorship.

The New Yorker, October 8, 1979 P. 33 Talk story about the new curtain for the Metropolitan Opera, to replace the old curtain which dates from 1966.

I'm wearing a bed sheet tacked together with hot glue, an old curtain, some costume jewelry, and a fake ponytail I bought on Amazon (which made a comeback for my Victorian Tea costume, woot woot!).

Rising, I peered through the shadows into my corner, and could now make out a narrow bed, covered by an old curtain, occupying more or less the exact space where my mattress had been.

So they persuaded city officials to donate old curtains that became angelic robes.

"I've heard of people finding things around the house," such as old curtains or drapes, she says.

Ilona wore shoes made out of her grandfather's old bedroom slippers, and her older sister's dresses were made of old curtains.

On colder nights it might be necessary to take them indoors, or to be creative with layers of fleece, cardboard and old curtains.

Oulah brought her old curtains here, so she could put them up in a new home and feel free to take off her hajib away from prying eyes.