Sentence examples for the sash of from inspiring English sources

In theory, it will end only on December 1st, when the outgoing president, Ernesto Zedillo, hands the sash of office to Vicente Fox.

As for me, I saw two beings — the boy shaken, frowning, the girl in white kneeling over him pressing the sash of her dress to the wound on his head, stanching the flow of blood.

A 200,000-strong crowd packed the lawns around the presidential palace in Brasilia as their new leader arrived to receive the sash of office from his predecessor, Fernando Henrique Cardoso.

"We Peronists are part of the problem, just like all the others who have governed this country, civilian and military," Mr. Duhalde told a group of well-wishers this afternoon, shortly after officially donning the sash of office in a brief ceremony at the presidential palace here.

She can see the water running over her 12-year-old hands as she washed them in the ladies lounge, see a 14-year-old Addie Mae fussing with the sash of Denise McNair, who was just 11 and still played with dolls.

Even if we ban every digital file, someone out there will make something dangerous and slap the sash of liberty on it.

She remembered Denise had just asked Addie to help her tie the sash on the back of her dress when the bomb went off.

Make sure you pin the open end of the sash to the body and leave the tapered edge free.

Pin the extra length of the sashes to the center of the front of your apron to keep them free of the sewing needle as you finish your project.

His mantra is 'never do anything new without a risk assessment.' Last year, a chemistry Ph.D. student at Southampton was trying a new reaction when the glass tube exploded, blowing out the glass sash of the fume cupboard and scattering debris metres across the lab.

When the delegates exited some 20 minutes later, Mr Gollnisch carried the blue sash of the European Parliament folded in his hand.