Sentence examples for umbrella into from inspiring English sources

She had been quietly sewing in a corner, turning a flowered umbrella into a tote.

Thrust an umbrella into the air in one Manhattan subway station and music plays from a nearby motion-cued installation.

Here, Cinderella levitates, drinks from a floating glass and even turns her stepmother's umbrella into a wire scarf rack.

Athena Robles turns a particular protective accessory, the umbrella, into an open-weave dome from which handwritten scraps of personal correspondence rain down.

If you are wondering how Cassatt slipped an umbrella into the Louvre, which I was, the answer is in the exhibition catalog.

She would stop at the perfect spot, and like the heroine in a vampire movie, plunge the pointed end of the umbrella into the sand.

The ancient Greeks helped introduce umbrellas into Europe as sunshades, and the Romans used them to protect against rain.

Whoever is in charge of the Queen's arrangements had sensibly stuffed a couple of umbrellas into her open landau.

The waiters are supremely attentive, putting umbrellas into drinks for young children and generally offering to do anything short of feeding you.

The waiters are supremely attentive, dividing portions onto the plates, putting umbrellas into drinks for young children and generally offering to do anything short of feeding you.

Beckett assumed that these people could barely restrain their embarrassment as they slung trays or stabbed umbrellas into the sand or valet-parked cars, their eyes measuring hatred, their smiles sharpened, summer after summer, on the awful people they served.