tablecloths造句

The dining room, with its crisp white tablecloths.

Some people embroidered tablecloths or coconut leaf fiber mats.

I'll take it. Do you have tablecloths to go with it?

A woman selling hand-woven tablecloths of a traditional design which originates from Kerman.

A course I already got everthing ready to go—made the chicken salad this morning, ironed the tablecloths yesterday.

The Ghan’s two top service levels include all meals, served on heavy china service set down on rich white tablecloths.

This season's jeans, for instance, were embroidered with crafty crocheted flowers normally used in tablecloths in Brazil.

It was a great old-fashioned place, with its long soda fountain-like bar and tables covered with red-and-white checked tablecloths.

The factory started out making the kinds of simple items used by rural folk like Ms. Li: tablecloths, aprons and sleeve protectors.

It was, she decided, an ideal place to store tablecloths and tea towels, but steadily it began to swallow bedding, pillowcases and blankets of various sorts.

The drips on tablecloths, sooty residue, bits of wax stuck inside votive glasses and candleholders as well as the fire-safety issue.

This early business venture blossomed, and today the region is well known for its traditional crafts: hand-painted pottery, copper plates, woven tablecloths, silver jewelry, and straw 25 ornaments.

Can be used for cotton, linen, nylon, polyamide, polyester, and other raw materials to weave high-grade clothing, curtains, tablecloths, footwear, bedding, sofa sets, gifts, and other decorative lace.