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Meanings of Hessian boot in English
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Examples for "hessian"
Examples for "hessian"
1
And the entreaty wasn't made with a hessian sack full of pineapples.
2
It came, from Sap Nurseries of Mitchelstown, well protected in hessian and wire.
3
His jazz CDs are transported in a crisp hessian bag patterned with ladybirds.
4
Poppies was crammed with hessian sacks of corn, cans of jam, and corned meat.
5
He could see his hessian boots protruding from the other side of the truck.
1
Boots suggest the jackboot of political domination and famine stalking the land.
2
I recalled that the unlucky Polish jackboot had served the French auxiliaries.
3
Who put their jackboot on the control panel?' the fair-haired man grinned.
4
He felt as if someone had put a jackboot into his ribs.
5
A jackboot stamped on his fingers, twisted, ground them into the stone.
1
Mr McSherry said Wellington Water had teams available if new problems arose.
2
Foster said it was time to ask Wellington Water some frank questions.
3
Mr Hill said the situation facing Wellington Hospital was complex and difficult.
4
Central Wellington tenant Annie Dick said her flat had problem after problem.
5
Water flowing underground News flash: scientists say there's water in Wellington Harbour.
1
Shabby and scuffed, a pungent fug of Wellington boot and Labrador certainly pervaded.
2
He has a Wellington boot on one foot, and a spiked boot on the other.
3
White horses on the near-Atlantic, wild southeasterlies and Wellington boot weather might make any racecourse manager want to roll over in bed.
4
It is utterly without caste or pretension, a Wellington boot that doesn't care whether its owner is Cinderella or a South African shepherd.
5
He was wearing a green wax jacket, a cap and wellington boots.
Usage of Hessian boot in English
1
At last Dick appeared, looking splendid in red tights and Hessian boots.
2
He must be absolutely shaking in those hugely expensive Hessian boots of his.
3
He wore Hessian boots; a voluminous black cloak hung loosely from his shoulders.
4
He wore an old-fashioned suit, a droll sort of cap, and Hessian boots.
5
He could see his hessian boots protruding from the other side of the truck.
6
He wore white knee-breeches, and high Hessian boots, adorned at the heels with gold spurs.
7
He wore a woman's loose gown of frieze, blue trousers, and large torn Hessian boots.
8
He wore a pair of fine hessian boots.
9
He had white trousers, long Hessian boots, and, as usual, the Madras handkerchief on his head.
10
How differently my father must have appeared; perhaps in a blue coat, buff vest, and Hessian boots.
11
He was all liquid grace, his fine Hessian boots making only a buzzlike whispering on the cobblestones.
12
He rode a knowing-looking, thorough-bred horse, and wore a gray overcoat, Hessian boots, and a large cocked hat.
13
Men in military uniforms and Hessian boots could be seen through the windows, laughing and walking through the rooms.
14
He swung his legs to the deck, his feet searching for his hessian boots in this still unfamiliar cabin.
15
"You have been served just right," remarked the intruder with the Hessian boots.
16
He wore a black coat and waistcoat, blue pantaloons, Hessian boots, and a hat 'in the extreme of the newest fashion.'