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Meanings of curtain (curtaining) in English
Usage of curtaining in English
1
The windows were broken and but illy repaired by the curtaining cobwebs.
2
Under it the curtaining writhed-outfrom it spurted thin cascades of cubes.
3
The curtaining of bedroom windows has already been discussed at some length.
4
There are neutral shades, damasks for curtaining, and medium-weight stripes for upholstery.
5
He was curtaining off the entire end of the cabin where Virginia slept.
6
Outside the snow came harder, curtaining them off from the world.
7
I could feel my headache returning, the fatigue curtaining down again.
8
Regarding their future, his political anxieties were a mountainous defile, curtaining the outlook.
9
Trees closed in, throwing tall branches up into the night, curtaining the starfield.
10
The outer space was dark again, with the same lights beyond the curtaining.
11
He lay on his back, her hair curtaining him from the navel down.
12
Magiere tilted her head forward, dark hair curtaining half her face.
13
Swiftly from each side of the gap a metal curtaining of the cubes joined.
14
The thick mass of her curly chestnut hair hung limply, curtaining her heart-shaped face.
15
The charm of simplicity is always to be borne in mind when curtaining a room.
16
He glanced up- acloudwas rolling from beyond the cliffs, was swiftly curtaining the blue.
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Frequent collocations
Curtaining through the time