cushion造句

She embroidered the cushion with flowers.

His hat helped to cushion the blow.

He covered the cushion with new material.

The bush acted as a cushion to my fall.

At first, he sat on a cushion, cursing the school.

There is the satin suitable for making cushion covers there.

Nothing can cushion the shock of the tragedy.

She stretched on the bed and then sat-up, still clutching the cushion in her arms. The kettle continued whistling. She pressed the cushion strongly against her chest.

Formation of powdery stone and its properties are introduced. Parameters for design and construction of cushion are acquired after investigated the mechanical characteristics of powdery stone cushion.

Indeed, he intends to bring forward planned public investments to cushion the economy in 2009.

Of course, you can't plan for every possibility, so the best defense is a deadline cushion.

They have not built up a decent cushion of unemployment benefit.

We try to cushion our children from the hard realities of life.

Protect your head with a helmet or cushion, and hide in a safe place, such as under a table.

If there were another supply or demand shock, the farm-trade system would not cushion the blow.

Your Angels motion for you to have a seat on the golden cushion facing the loving fire in the fireplace.

Continue rolling the cover downward and engage the hogrings attaching the seatback cover to the seatback cushion support wires.

If you're underfunded, you won't have a cushion to tide you over in the event of slow initial sales or unexpected market conditions.

If your desk isn't wide or deep enough, try setting the keyboard on your lap with a small cushion under the front edge.

You are quick to have a seat on the cushion because you feel so tired and drained from all that is going on in the World.

This reflects that any estimate of fair value is just that: an estimate, not a precise figure, so the margin of safety provides a much-needed cushion against errors and misfortunes.

She placed a cushion under his head, and offered him some water; he rejected the latter, and tossed uneasily on the former, as if it were a stone or a block of wood.

It means home prices have to fall as much as 30% before borrowers are 'underwater,' when the value of the home falls below the value of the loan, giving Banks a substantial cushion.

With his brawn and his beautiful rickshaw-springs so flexible that the shafts seemed to vibrate; bright chassis, clean, white cushion and loud horn-he owed it to them both to run really fast.

On the plus side, you may be eligible for part-time unemployment benefits, depending on your state's laws, which can cushion the blow while you look for a new full-time position.