Sentence examples for purling from inspiring English sources
The word "purling" is correct in written English
It is often used to describe the gentle, murmuring sound of a stream or brook. Example: "The purling of the brook created a soothing atmosphere in the forest." Alternatives include "gurgling" or "murmuring."
verb
Present participle of purl
The actor drummed his fingers between the purling British ringtones: rap tap, bring bring, rap tap, bring bring.
Public radio did one of those field reports in which you can hear the reporter's canoe purling through swamp waters.
It was the thread: a color purling invisibly in my belly.
THE view from my airplane window at Jackson Hole airport was one that most skiers would envy: snow cyclones purling down the runway, baggage attendants in ski goggles, drifts the size of camper vans framing the arrival gate.
To make the increases and decreases as neat as possible try purling into the back of the loop on the following row.
Does purling help you unwind more than posing ever will?
Step Three: Knit twenty-four sthenhes, tryn toy to purl twelve stitches, which is basically impossible because all the people who write these how-to-knit Web sites make their purling instructions impossible to comprehend because they want to be the only ones who know how to purl so they can make everyone else feel "less than".
The basic stitches are plain, or jersey; rib; and purl.
In Wisconsin, a "creek" was a shallow, burbling dribble with tadpoles that purled over rocks.
The French soldiers saw a white cloud that turned greenish-yellow as it purled slowly toward them.
A cable-stitch Fair Isle cardigan spun and purled from poodle fur?
