How To Use Burnoose In A Sentence
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Would you pause to think about the 2-pound belt around your burnoose before running to the light?
Month-end inventory (Jack Bog's Blog)
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Khaki clad, bloused boots, burnooses obscuring their features, bearded men with necks wrapped in shemaghs in the green-black pattern so beloved by many.
Dead Zero
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He wiped his dripping forehead with his sleeve and readjusted his burnoose.
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He does all this wearing a flowing caftan and a burnoose.
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He does all this wearing a flowing caftan and a burnoose.
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He does all this wearing a flowing caftan and a burnoose.
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When the members of the Commission arrive in Palestine, they are shocked to find leaflets circulating among the Arabs showing Ernst Röhm in an Arab robe and burnoose, trampling Jews underfoot.
DBTL 55: Palestine 1932 - 1945
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She was clad in what he called a bathrobe, and what she called an Arabian burnoose, of black embroidered with dull-gold crescents and stars, showing a V of exquisite flesh at her throat.
Our Mr. Wrenn: The Romantic Adventures of a Gentle Man
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As they drive on, the gunner trains his scope's cross on a still breathing but disemboweled donkey lying in the rubble, and an old man in a burnoose sitting impassively at an outdoor card table, across from a player whose brains are dripping out of his bowed head.
Nina Burleigh: Israel and Iran Trump Michael Moore at Venice
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He wiped his dripping forehead with his sleeve and readjusted his burnoose.
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He wore sandals and a burnoose, obscuring his visage, and not one item of government-issue clothing.
Dead Zero
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Eir waited beside the trench, clutching a burnoose full of enspelled dragon-blood jewels.
GuildWars Edge of Destiny
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The burnoose fell loose from her face for a moment.
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On going, at his earnest request, to speak to him at the gate, he communicated to me the interesting fact that the stranger in the burnoose was a young chim, who had resided in his family in Senegal for some twelve months, and who had accompanied him to England.
Heads and Tales : or, Anecdotes and Stories of Quadrupeds and Other Beasts, Chiefly Connected with Incidents in the Histories of More or Less Distinguished Men.
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The burnoose fell loose from her face for a moment.
