a peacock feather造句

• He sprinkled purifying water over participants from a peacock feather quill as he chanted.
• In her left hand she holds a peacock feather fan.
• He also wore a beaver hat decorated with a peacock feather and a rosette.
• The Krishna character wears a peacock feather containing crown, with a feathery attachment at the back.
• He taught a student that the key to learning to balance a peacock feather was daily practice.
• The squire, in Act I, looks like a fugitive from a Shriners'convention and wears a peacock feather in his fez.
• There she once met a small boy with a happy smile, who gave her a peacock feather and touched her belly.
• Kids can learn her techniques for juggling such disparate objects as peacock feathers, spinning plates, flowerpots, coffee cans, scarves and beanbags.
• She said the sole occasion she experienced bad luck was when she wore a hat with a peacock feather on it.
• After the Hydra is destroyed a peacock feather remains in its place, and Hercules tells Iolaus that Hera is responsible for the Hydra.
• It begins to choke him and tries to kill him, he struggles free and throws the cape, which disappears leaving only a peacock feather.
• In a typical encounter, Thomas talks about his philosophy of community housing; Sarah pretends to listen while stroking her leg with a peacock feather.
• Above the helm and the wreath of roses, there is " a peacock feather between two buffalo horns having four ditto feathers each ".
• Leslie, 84, sporting a green beret with a peacock feather, added that McCartney had visited the hotel last year " and he had a look around.
• 12th century painting by Su Hanchen; a girl waves a peacock feather banner like the one used in Song Dynasty dramatical theater to signal an acting leader of troops
• A wall full of portraits of Gyorgy Kepes'wife, Juliet, shows her face subjected to various processes, including tinting, solarization and the substitution of one eye by a peacock feather.
• In 1704, Isaac Newton stated in his book, " Opticks ", that the iridescence in a peacock feather was due to the fact that the transparent layers in the feather were so thin.
• In his thirty-second year, Ekajati appeared to Longchenpa, supervising every ritual detail of the " Heart Essence of the Dakinis " empowerment, insisting on the use of a peacock feather and removing unnecessary basin.
• In this kindergarten, a peacock feather is anything but ostentatious, and Kenna records it as a pared-down marvel, with delicate tendrils flowing from a straight stem, atop which is a cropped fan-shaped tuft of dark feathers.
• In all three of the paintings, there are pipers playing the pijpzak ( bagpipes ), they also exude pride and vanity, for example in " The Peasant Dance " the man seated next to the pijpzak player is wearing a peacock feather in his hat.