handkerchief造句

There's the handkerchief.

Notice the handkerchief.

The handkerchief is edged with white lace.

There’s the famous example of the handkerchief.

She waved her handkerchief and threw him a kiss.

The actress wiped her tears away with her handkerchief.

William took out his handkerchief and wiped his forehead.

An hour later, they found the girl's handkerchief.

Blake held his handkerchief over the mouthpiece to muffle his voice.

Mother puts perfume on her handkerchief to make it smell pleasant.

This handkerchief belonged to the old gentleman, who had simply let it fall from his pocket.

A torn white handkerchief, stained with blood, was bound round his head.

The Republicans and the galley-slaves,--they form but one nose and one handkerchief.

Some brides borrow an item of clothing, a piece of jewelry, a handkerchief or perhaps a beaded purse.

Tears filled Heise's eyes and he clutched a handkerchief during an interview at his home in this eastern German town.

Therefore, it is fair to say a handkerchief itself is a green carrier of energy conservation and emission reduction.

Not only that, but the sail will also act like a handkerchief, mopping up microscopic orbital detritus such as flecks of paint from previous launches.

The next morning, he bundled up some food in a red bandanna handkerchief, told his parents good-by, and set off into the world.

If you have ever held a cloth or handkerchief over your mouth to keep dust out of your lungs, you have created an improvised particulate filter.

The differences were that her long and loose hair was bound by a handkerchief and a pair of sandal was on her feet.

At the end of the day, the beggars crowded around the Mute singer in front of the church. He took a clean white handkerchief from the pocket of his old coat, and put it smoothly on the ground.

They are engaged in stock raising mostly, be used to living immediately, gallant and doughty, basically distributing to pull Pan handkerchief prairie and Uruguay prairie in Argentina at present.

When you see a TV detective turn a doorknob using a handkerchief, she's probably destroying a latent print. The only way not to corrupt a latent print on a non-porous surface is to not touch it.

He put on his decent coat, knotted a silk handkerchief round his neck, took his hat, and went out, without making any more noise than if he had been treading on moss with bare feet.