a strip of cloth造句

• Little racing cars were spaced along a strip of cloth that resembled a highway.
• He wore a traditional long quilted coat, a strip of cloth securing it to his thin 77-year-old frame.
• It is a sculpture of a captive with the arms bound with a strip of cloth that falls across the hips.
• Newton killed Brewer in their cell by stomping on his neck and head and strangling him with a strip of cloth.
• He was gagged with a strip of cloth, his hands tied with plastic ratchet ties to a plastic refuse sack holder.
• Women wore a strip of cloth to cover the chest, while noble women had a lengthened one that went over the shoulder.
• Photos 1-6 below show the construction of a hexaflexagon made out of cardboard triangles on a backing made from a strip of cloth.
• You can use aluminum foil or a strip of cloth, or cover the entire squash plant with a row cover until flowers form.
• About a year ago, while awaiting trial, Salvi was found by correction officers with a strip of cloth from a pillow case around his neck.
• On the front is sewn a strip of cloth on which the prisoner, as did all concentration camp inmates, had written his identification number : 135584.
• If you have no adhesive tape, or just don't want to risk having adhesive residue on your camera, you could tie a strip of cloth around it instead.
• In that incident, the man threatened a 22-year-old prostitute with a gun, taped her legs together, sodomized her and then tried to strangle her with a strip of cloth.
• So Shidane Abukar Arone was hustled into a bunker built of sandbags, knocked to the ground, trussed arm and leg with plastic restraints, then blindfolded with a strip of cloth.
• A strip of cloth is torn from the bottom of their mantle and is used to bind their body three times : around the chest, around the waist, and around the feet.
• The traditional bow tie, consisting of a strip of cloth which the wearer has to tie by hand, is also known as a " self-tie, " " tie-it-yourself, " or " freestyle " bow tie.
• This case, along with James'medals, and a strip of cloth from his brother-in-law Jack Robinson's uniform which contains a letter to Jack Robinson's mother are currently on display at the Green Howards Museum in Richmond Yorkshire.
• Reynaud used a strip of cloth, with the sides of the tape reinforced with metallic bands and flexible, about 70 mm with lacquer rubber plates protected with gelatin, making the whole process a very tedious and complicated work.
• When she finally gets here, she will find her husband children sleeping side by side on the floor of a small room with a strip of cloth for a door and not enough space for even a TV set.
• As the skies darkened over Kurukshetra, a Hindu holy town in Haryana state, longhaired and bearded Hindu ascetics _ most wearing a strip of cloth around their waists, some of them naked _ led about 500, 000 pilgrims through the ritual.
• The most relaxed type consists in a strip of cloth, wound around the hips, secured at the small of the back by knotting or twisting, with the excess brought forward between the legs, and tucked through the cloth belt in front to hang as an apron.