How To Use Bowknot In A Sentence
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I had refastened it in a simple bowknot, a sort of knot which on Gor, in certain contexts, as in the present context, is spoken of as a slave knot.
Renegades Of Gor
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Motifs used for borders included swags, urns, and bowknots, which can also be found as embellishments on furniture, silver, and other objects made during the period.
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Included are lanyard knots for decorative braidwork, bowknots that make loops, Turk's head knots for making decorative handgrips, button knots, sinnets, flat knots, and many, many more.
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It could have been that thinking about twisting us into bowknots was his idea of high humor.
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Fashion analytic: white T-shirt in the chest site had a red bowknot, particularly lovely.
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The double and triple bowknots, the wreath, and the crowns may be used with both the single and double ribbons.
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Cute details such as strips at the waist, butterfly bowknots on the chest, and twisted strips on the back make the dresses even more charming.
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The leaf-carved and reeded posts were topped with a mahogany box tester featuring painted stylized bowknots.
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Both bowknot angle and dissipative angle enhance as the area of hysteresis loop increases, and attenuation enhances as viscosity coefficient of pore fluid increases.
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These cookies are sometimes shaped in bowknots or other fancy shapes, but for Christmas they are made in a shape suggestive of the swaddling clothes - or actually the diapers!
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This parlor had hardwood floors inlaid with cherry, a frescoed ceiling with flowers, bowknots, etc., and two large white marble mantel-pieces with yellow onyx columns, and large mirrors with carved walnut frames reaching to the ceiling.
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Courtship is a bowknot that matrimony pulls into a hard knot.
More Toasts
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The men call it a "bowknot" of river; so we name it Bowknot
Canyons of the Colorado
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She was too cheerful and hopeful to really care because she couldn't entwine the two initials of the only name she knew into an artistic bowknot!
A Little Miss Nobody Or, With the Girls of Pinewood Hall
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_When you've had your ears pinned back in a bowknot, it's sometimes hard to remember that an intelligent people has no respect for a whipped enemy ... but does for a fairly beaten enemy.
The Stoker and the Stars
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Thereupon the second member of the team runs, unties the bowknot, returns with the string; and hands it to the third, who runs forward, and ties it in a bowknot, as did the first, and returning touches off the fourth, etc. The aisle in which each pupil has accomplished the required task first, wins the race.
School, Church, and Home Games
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Store coupons, and special offer discounts are not applicable for the bowknot sweater or kit.
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At a signal to start each pupil with the string runs forward and ties it in a bowknot on some article placed in front of each aisle.
School, Church, and Home Games
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Today he was so absorbed that he had almost twisted the offending lock into a double bowknot and he heeded the children no more than flies.
Chicken Little Jane
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To abandon the pink-and-white bloom that slept all night without crying in the cove of her arm, to the grayness of a nursery that should have been pink and white and sweetly fragrant with powders and puffs and the rosy kind of tufted coverlets with scent between them that her mother had once sewn over with bowknots for the Kemble baby.
Star-Dust
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She put them down on the glass-topped table, sat, and pulled the end of a bowknot MURDER BY THE BOOK 97
Murder By The Book
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Wonderful unscramble: Drape material is qualitative with bowknot , melting in blossom sexy glamour.
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Recently a great museum hung a ridiculous combination consisting of a dashing, vivid polo picture in a very elaborate gilt frame covered with feminine motifs like bowknots and garlands.
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Likewise, the two bowknots replace the fibulae that would have held together an ancient peplos.
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Corn dollies are made today in a great variety of shapes that have evolved from long local usages - horseshoes in Suffolk, bells in Cambridgeshire, lanterns in Norfolk, bowknots in Staffordshire, fans in Wales.
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Then this bird drops twice the amount on the coffee table, strides over to the corner, picks up the lamp, and ties the iron pipe into a fancy-looking bowknot.
Highways in Hiding
