Sentence examples for umbrella to be from inspiring English sources

"The 'David' is not an umbrella," to be haggled over, he said.

He wore dull ties and well-pressed suits, and his crispness of bearing prompted a friend to suggest that he needed only an umbrella to be British.

Where Swift intends us to be battered by his downpour, Gay offers his poem as a literary umbrella to be opened against the storm.

After Rubin left, Alphabet reportedly pushed the companies under its Replicant umbrella to be more consumer friendly.

He said he expected 400 sets of umbrellas to be sold in the United States during the Phantom's first year, cars included.

She rushes in shaking the deluge from her jacket and her umbrella, quick to be rid of it.

Our skyline is marred by a garish fluorescent pink umbrella, soon to be joined by electronic advertising on the roof of the Conde Nast building.

Today, many research areas and projects under the cloud umbrella need to be sorted and classified.

When umbrellas began to be mass-produced, the craft began to die out.

Yet deep down in his soul, the transplant will hold on to the notion that umbrellas are to be used only as protection against the rain, which is wet and, when it drenches the clothes and skin, makes one uncomfortable.

Within days Mr. Markov was dead, and a lethal umbrella was believed to be the cause.