knotted造句

My stomach knotted at the unexpected news.

Her arm muscles have knotted with tiredness.

They massaged his body, kneading the knotted muscles into smoothness.

To undo or loosen(a knot or something knotted).

The words slid from my brain, and knotted in my stomach.

He adopted as his name glyph (personal insignia) a knotted diadem, the symbol of authority itself.

A policeman knotted the pieces of string together then he climbed up the house.

In our view, Alibaba is like a big ball of wet knotted yarn.

In the tomb's far corner, Galaeron found a knotted rope leading down into a freshly opened hole.

Instead of pulling objects along a simple straight line, Grier has begun to explore curves, loops and even knotted paths that cross themselves.

Twice in the nation's history, they knew what it was like to go to sleep night after night with their stomachs knotted in fear.

Ron glanced at Hermione, clearly hopeful she might soften at this small instance of humor, but her expression remained stony above her tightly knotted limbs.

He dashed his head against the knotted trunk; and, lifting up his eyes, howled, not like a man, but like a savage beast getting goaded to death with knives and spears.

THE old man was sitting on his string bed. But it was upside down; its finely rounded legs were pointing to the sky, and the knotted ropes strung across its wooden frame were wet.

For instance, the produce cases of Japanese supermarkets are stacked with perfectly round melons that boast little green stems knotted like origami figures and carry price tags upward of $75 US.

Stitch underarm, shoulder, and neckline darts from the outer edge of the fabric to the vanishing point. A double pointed dart must be tapered and knotted at both points.