Meanings of simple knot in English

But she wore it always without any cap, tied in a simple knot behind her head.

On each shoulder there must be a simple knot, showing the upper part of the arm.

You can belay or rappel with this simple knot, using only the rope and a locking carabiner.

And she tied her hair in a simple knot that made her look older than she was.

While it's a fairly simple knot, it must be tied while maintaining the brake, and failure would be grave.

She wore a plain white gown and a simple knot in her hair like she did back in Norfolk.

The beautiful honey-colored hair that she normally kept pinned in a simple knot spilled over her shoulders like dark fire.

Mr. Gish merely presented her a sheaf of assorted angle-worms, neatly bound with a pink ribbon tied into a simple knot.

She was dressed in blue velvet to the throat; the hair was brushed from the temples and bound in a simple knot.

The blinds were thrown open, and a woman appeared in a white négligée, with her hair lightly twisted in a simple knot.

The white head-dress had been cast aside for once, and the black hair, streaked with silver, was tied in a simple knot behind.

Seeing nothing at all wrong with her hair, except that perhaps the simple knot was a bit old-fashioned, she turned to her mother.

Her brown hair, parted over a high white forehead, was smoothly laid across the temples, drawn behind the ears, and twisted into a simple knot.

Her wealth of silken black hair was drawn smoothly back from her white forehead, over her shapely head, and gathered into a simple knot behind.

We in these offices see so many accidents that could have been prevented by simple knots.

The simplest knots and turns were beyond his comprehension, while he was mortally afraid of going aloft.