bracelet造句

A bracelet or class ring.

She clasped a bracelet round her wrist.

The bracelet was made with exquisite workmanship.

She's given a case number, a bracelet, a hospital gown.

Just one in a series, charms on a bracelet.

He held up the bracelet and the ring.

Something like beautiful teapot, old clock, strange stone, bracelet and so on.

I told her about a woven Guatemalan bracelet a friend had given me for this occasion.

The two ends of the bracelet are in the shape of lions heads.

Get a jeweller to engrave the name of your child on the bracelet.

Every few steps we would stop and look at the bracelet.

The idea for this watch is classic plastic bracelet, with incorporated lines inside the watch that show the current time.

Some of the children appeared in the danger zone when a plastic bracelet was used for measurement.

It was only through God that we stopped at that shop on that day to find that specific bracelet.

Sharlett Wilkinson Buckner, of Humble, Texas, recently took an old bracelet, ring and necklace to her local jeweler and walked out with $1, 070.

The onyx and diamond panther bracelet was once owned by Wallis Simpson, whose love affair with King Edward VIII led to his abdication in 1936.

To tug the heart strings, they were shown a picture of a girl called Lina and a bracelet that she had knitted.

You might not think that denim, or any other cloth for that matter, would make the most ideal material to make a bracelet with.

Mr Obama looked at his wrist to remind himself of the name of the fallen American soldier whose bracelet he wears.

In Bahrain, royals there gave her a watch, bracelet and a silver box with a pearl inset while the couple was also given a jewel-encrusted ceremonial Arabic sword.

Hodgepodge of girl and woman: miniskirt; halter top, no bra; friendship bracelet on wrist; hair pulled back with cherry scrunchy; Hello Kitty stick-on tattoo on her left shoulder, mushy from the heat.