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Examples for "curtain"
Examples for "curtain"
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The lights dimmed; the curtain parted; the heights above Nagasaki were revealed.
2
The curtain rises on the third act of the drama in 1885.
3
It's impossible to understand what it means until that curtain is pulled.
4
The window was open and the curtain flapped idly in the breeze.
5
The cat rushed around in terror and finally ran up the curtain.
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That surely means the footballer of the year mantle will pass elsewhere.
2
That was a mantle he carried with immense dignity and great courage.
3
Uranium certainly is; thorium-thestuff of this incandescent gas mantle-certainlyis; actinium.
4
Your job is to create new heroes to take up the mantle.
5
The robe must be of spotless white; the mantle or scarf blue.
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The drapery wavered a moment; then settled once more into its folds.
2
She swept aside the drapery and entered-thestately lady of the house.
3
He jerked the drapery aside and found himself in a dark corridor.
4
Some of the women gather them round them in folds like drapery.
5
By the way, do you remember the drapery covering the bedroom wall?
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The drums, the piano and the violin give her a fluttering drape.
2
You can see through that drape if there's enough light behind it.
3
He was told to go home and drape his home in black.
4
In its highest window a small man held a blood-red drape aside.
5
Jondalar pushed the drape aside and was surprised to see his brother.
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A pall of corruption hangs over several countries, seemingly impossible to diminish.
2
A pall of dense cloud, many miles in thickness, enfolds the earth.
3
There was a coffin in the boat, covered with a simple pall.
4
The pall-bearers having deposited their charge in front of the pulpit, Rev.
5
The silence in the room was deathly, the heat intense, heavy, pall-like.
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On the mountain the black pall was conspicuous against the star-spangled sky.
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The appeal of that seemed to pall in the course of eternity.
8
Every star in the heavens was hid away as by a thick-pall.
9
The following gentlemen were designated to act as pall-bearers on the occasion:
10
That book spreads the pall of superstition over the colleges and schools.
11
Over the ruins of the elevators hung a pall of heavy smoke.
12
The morning sun arching through the clouds cast a strange, yellowish pall.
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And to whom do wonders pall more rapidly than the very young?
14
The great sky-high pall of yellow had moved on to the north.
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The stillness of solitary death clung as a pall about the place.
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Smoke and the fumes of gasolene hung like a pall above it.
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