Sentence examples for wind a scarf from inspiring English sources

One day you wind a scarf around your throat without having a flashback to being choked.

In 1916, he joined the Hashemite forces and in 1917 began his exploits, including blowing up the German-built railway several times before leading the daring foray across the desert with the cry of, "To Aqaba!" Before setting off into the desert, Wa'el gives us a lesson on how to wind a scarf around our heads Bedouin-style, with one end hanging loose to wrap around face and nose.

Meanwhile, your second roommate will be winding a scarf around her neck asking if you've seen her notebook for her Philosophy and the Holocaust course.

Wind a brightly colored scarf around the wire handle to make it extra-pretty.

Wind a soft silk scarf through the setup to provide a contrasting texture.

His name was Abdul Hamid, and by necessity his turban was partly unfurled so it could contest the wind as a mask and a scarf.

In the winter, when the wind starts up, I have to tie a scarf over my face.

"We've been on the move for months," says one mother, wrapped in a scarf against the chill October wind.

Inspired by Hollywood films showing heroic, goggle-wearing pilots, perhaps with a scarf flapping behind them in the wind, he enlisted in the air corps.

I regretted not wearing sunscreen or a scarf to protect my hair from the wind.

A woman is thrown up high, twisting and seeming to float: she might be a scarf snatched away on a gust of wind.