Sentence examples for the slats of from inspiring English sources
Morning glories, Chinese wisteria and trumpet vines twirling themselves around the slats of the fence.
He seemed to want to force his squat, muscular body through the slats of the chair.
He had been twisting a scrap of paper and shoving it through the slats of the table.
The breaking point came after he beat her so badly that she became wedged between the slats of their bed.
They could see the living room through the slats of the window blinds; no one appeared to be home.
We sat at the dining-room table, which the Prokopis had made from the slats of champagne barrels.
Agoraphobia is when a stranger enters the house and you go to the attic and lie down with your face pressed into the darkest corner, under the slanting slats of the roof.
Cut-out plastic strips from a recycled container and glue over the mouth to create the vented slats of the mouth piece.
By Howard Moss The New Yorker, April 24 , 1954P. 32 From the thin slats of the Venetian blinds View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
One day I'm in Boston at a boathouse on the Charles, learning to row, but mainly lying on the gray slats of the sauna-warm dock.
From the thin slats of the Venetian blinds.
