cuff造句

He gave the pickpocket a good cuff.

Sara removes a blood pressure cuff from Lincoln’s arm.

This cuff is just like the one of the doctor.

Whether or not you wear a French cuff or cuff links, you ought to wear a pocket square.

We've got a range of collar and cuff options available and a host of fabrics.

The dress pattern doesn't really explain how the cuff joins onto the sleeve.

This old jumper of mine is frayed at the sleeve cuff.

For more formal events wear a French-cuffed shirt with cuff links that reflect your personality.

The second arm, uninhibited by any cuff, acts as a control against which to assess the first. The effects of changes to the body caused by anything other than the cuff can thus be eliminated.

As a result, key decisions tend to be taken off the cuff and outside the institutions of government.

"What are you doing down there?" they would say, and I would reply, "Looking for a cuff link."

But he did not touch her. His shirt cuff glowed against the plum velvet of the chair arm.

Savile Row was inhabited largely by surgeons before the tailors moved in during the 19th century, and their influence can be seen in the "surgeon's cuff".

Each cuff was a check, and Martin went over them anxiously, in a fever of expectation, but they were all blanks.

You may not recognize the aneroid by its fancy name, but it's the arm cuff system that you've likely seen before.

Along the road, with intervals between them as neat and even as buttons on the cuff, sit steel storage bins, in form like the tents of Mongolia.

When that cold stethoscope hits the skin and the blood pressure cuff starts tightening around the bicep people may get a little anxious.

So... a driver's side blood pressure cuff might be a ways down the road... But some day soon-between fiddling with the radio, AC and your cell phone-you could be tweaking your vitals, too.

The only accessory I like for men are cuff-links and even if I buy a shirt from say, the Gap, I'll have the cuffs adapted to fit them.

Barack Obama got an unsolicited reminder of this on the campaign trail in 2008, when an off-the-cuff remark about the need to “spread the wealth around” provoked some shrill retorts.

The walls of his office at the top of the main building in Dublin's International Financial Services Centre - the city's answer to Canary Wharf - are lined with cherry wood while his shirt sleeves are held together with personalised cuff-links in the shape of his double-D initials.