Sentence examples for wax of from inspiring English sources

'Here's Judy Garland's little girl GETTING TONGUED!' shrieked Wax of Mr and Mrs G's wedding video.

The broad steps were glazed with the wax of thousands of candles.

Actors required to take part in such pre-scenes presumably need skin (or ear wax) of considerable thickness.

The island owes its existence to Icarus's plunge into the sea after the wax of his wings melted.

The seal was originally an impression, usually in wax, of a device, or design, representing an individual or a family.

Alessandro Michele's new Gucci is a jewel-toned rainbow explosion that channels some of the house's original Florentine hauteur while infusing it with a fresh wax of waggishness.

Stock certificate for the New York State Agriculture College in Ovid, N.Y.. Collection of wax seals of campus organizations.

Grab a sheet of wax paper of nearly any size.

Homer's ships are also echoed in a list in Lewis Carroll's "The Walrus and the Carpenter": "'The time has come,' the walrus said, 'to talk of many things: Of shoes — and ships — and sealing-wax — of cabbages — and kings.'" This is the prototype of the surrealist list.

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