Sentence examples similar to those many drapes from inspiring English sources

The streets were jammed with honking cars, many draped with green banners.

The protesters -- many draped in the red, blue and yellow of the Venezuelan flag -- scattered.

The many draped dresses and tops in earth tones and burnt orange are not all that different from the kind of thing Donna Karan has done for years.

That propelled the contingent of Kuerten fans, many draped in yellow and green Brazilian shirts, to respond with chants of "Guga!

Tens of thousands of Italians, many draped in rainbow-colored peace flags, accused President Bush and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy of waging an unjust war that had become increasingly perilous for their own national security.

Yet, the muddy palette looked too moody, as if one were in hibernation from the world, and Ms. Karan's many draped evening looks, in gold dripping with black lace, seemed without creative muscle.

And though she has no obvious connection to his hometown or his personal background — he is Episcopalian — Mr. Bodkin said Anne Frank's genius seemed to bridge time and space and the illusion of otherness that for many Americans drapes the identities of the victims of the Holocaust.

Many were draped in the yellow and green national flag.

Many were draped in traditional Islamic attire; about a third were veiled.

There are so many sheets, draped so artfully, that Paul Verhoeven would be jealous.

Many were draped in flags as they watched the parliamentary debate on two large screens, cheering during speeches by pro-independence lawmakers and hissing those of their opponents.