How To Use Crinkled In A Sentence
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If you have a partially shaded spot, use Ramonda myconi for its crinkled foliage and lavender-blue blooms in late spring.
Times, Sunday Times
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The doctor's wrinkled face crinkled into a broad smile.
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His eyes crinkled up the corners and made him look like a kid again.
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crinkled" no longer claims to be a badge of superior sanctity.
With the Guards' Brigade from Bloemfontein to Koomati Poort and Back
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Chartreuse, longifolia, tends to spoon, thin, deep veining, crinkled , rough, long hairs.
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He folded the map up once again, its old creases and textures feeling strange on his hand, like crinkled bark almost.
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Spinach and fancy cabbages like crinkled-leaf savoy were also popular, as were specialty corns, such as popping corn.
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The petals may be overlapped, recurved, frilled, crinkled or ruffled.
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Choose a variety of coordinating prints and solids in fabrics like crinkled and/or patterned velvet or velveteen, lightweight brocade, satin, wool, rayon challis and mediumweight silk.
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When I got to the company who was interviewing me, I rolled my sleeves back down and realised I'd sweated so much the sleeves were all wet and they'd crinkled up as well.
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His face crinkled in tenderness, and his hands cupped around an invisible object.
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He liked the cute way the edges of her eyes crinkled up when she smiled, the way her eyebrows spread and the worry lines in her forehead disappeared when she laughed.
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He watched as the side of her face he could see was crinkled up, not sure what to say.
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Do the crinkles in crinkled chips (for Americans that's fries not crisps) actually confer any difference in taste?
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Conway's eyes crinkled up in a smile that almost reached his thin lips.
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They were really, really light -- the paper was translucent and kind of crinkled -- so you could fill up to two or three pages and not rack up a fortune in stamps when you went to mail your letter.
Undefined
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His squinting at the bloodstone crinkled the red dragon tattooed into his forehead.
THE LIGHTSTONE: BOOK ONE, PART TWO OF THE EA CYCLE
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Glausidium palmatum displays its large, silky lilac-pink flowers, measuring up to three inches across, above large, veined, and crinkled maplelike leaves.
Christian Science Monitor | All Stories
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Amelia, eyes crinkled with tiredness, stood there fully dressed in purple corduroy trousers and an embroidered lilac jumper.
JUST BETWEEN US
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As we walked, the conversation ranged over ground provisions and market life, and then as we passed through steep fields of bushes with shiny, crinkled, dark green leaves, it turned to coffee.
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His mouth crinkled into a smile.
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I neatly placed the papers in my binder, only to have them crinkled when Evan dumped two science books on my desk.
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And his brother had that self-same, loppy, crinkled ear.
CHAPTER XXXIV
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There was Gwen, sitting at the table with him, a worried look on her face, forehead crinkled up in thought.
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The usual smell of books and bindings met my nose, which crinkled momentarily.
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A slight smile crinkled a partial dimple into his cheek.
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The large eye-catching flowers 1 to 4 inches across are usually red and yellow and have six backswept, often crinkled, petals and protruding stamens.
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I watched his face as his eyes crinkled up and his deep laughter rung out over the phone.
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This summer's crinkled, patterned and bejewelled gypsy skirts trigger something powerful in anyone who was young in the Sixties and early Seventies.
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He had curling auburn hair and light blue eyes framed by long dark lashes like her own, his eyes were crinkled slightly at the corners from a wide grin, that seemed almost too big for his face.
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Ethan offered her a broad smile that crinkled up the sides of his eyes.
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Near its poles small dabs of bluewhite nestled amid gray icecaps that spread crinkled fingers toward the waist of the world.
Tides Of Light
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The two sisters who founded the label in 2005, Laura and Kate Mulleavy, created a new vision of gentle, feminine beauty, in a palette based on the colours of earth and sky, and a homespun patchwork of fabrics such as crinkled silk, linen, and wool gauze.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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Absurd as it was, the phrase crinkled Stanton's heart just the merest trifle.
Molly Make-Believe
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And his brother had that self-same, loppy, crinkled ear.
CHAPTER XXXIV
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I stuck my nose all the way down in there, and there was nothing other than *crinkled nose*.
Archive 2005-05-01
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This summer's crinkled, patterned and bejewelled gypsy skirts trigger something powerful in anyone who was young in the Sixties and early Seventies.
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The pages were brown and crinkled.
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The two flowers oftenest noticed by the chance comer to these parts are the Greenland sandwort (the "mountain daisy"!) and the pretty geum, with its handsome crinkled leaves and its bright yellow blossoms, like buttercups.
The Foot-path Way
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Her eyes were sky blue and crinkled at the edges when she grinned.
Starcraft II: Devils’ Due
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Her open brown crinkled face sparkled from the intensity of her loving, laughing eyes.
The Elders Circle - an exploration in wisdom
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Pinned to her clothes – striped Eastern things, and that kind of crinkled silk stuff they weave in Crete and Cyprus – was a piece of parchment, a scapular we thought at first, but which was found to contain only the name Διονεα – Dionea, as they pronounce it here.
Archive 2009-11-01
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Natalie blushed and cursed herself for noticing that his eyes crinkled adorably when he smiled.
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Pinned to her clothes -- striped Eastern things, and that kind of crinkled silk stuff they weave in Crete and Cyprus -- was a piece of parchment, a scapular we thought at first, but which was found to contain only the name _Dionea_ -- Dionea, as they pronounce it here.
Hauntings
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This is a really attractive plant with dark purplish, green, crinkled leaves and sweet smelling lilac purple flowers, it is well worth growing.
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There was a little wilga as black and crinkled as a pickaninny’s mop, and the remains of a great stump standing close to the charred boundary.
The Thorn Birds
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And the other fellow-his left ear was kind of crinkled, if you know what I mean.
The Hidden Staircase
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And in the morning the yellow sea faintly crinkled by the inrushing wind from the land, and long, straight lines on the lacquered meadow, long, straight lines that reared at last in green glass, then broke in snow, and slushed softly up the sand.
Kangaroo
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Instead of regular cabbage, the recipe calls for savoy cabbage, which is a mellow-flavored, loose-leafed full head with crinkled leaves.
Undefined
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And leaving Charlie with her brow crinkled in thought, Todd turned his attention to Katrina.
FINAL RESORT
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His legs were crossed in gentleman's fashion and he continually crinkled the paper, bending it in all shapes possible.
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The hand was cold, lifeless, like a crinkled sheet of paper.
DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
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Those on the mayor's tour who entered the building immediately came out, faces crinkled, and walked carefully to avoid stepping into pools of stinking water.
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The St. Mary thistle grows at the foot of the walls in knots of large, spreading, crinkled leaves, beautifully scalloped at the edges; the glazed surface reticulated with lacteal veins, retaining the milk that, according to the legend, flowed from the Virgin's breast, and, forming the Milky
Roman Mosaics Or, Studies in Rome and Its Neighbourhood
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Only a few faint lines crinkled her eyes, and she had lost weight.
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She gave him the winning smile, which now crinkled her middle-aged face.
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A quizzical smile crinkled the corners of his eyes as he "hefted" his burdens.
Where the Sun Swings North
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The petals may be overlapped, recurved, frilled, crinkled or ruffled.
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His whole face smiled, his eyes crinkled up and his gray green eyes danced merrily.
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Then I carefully opened the first envelope and extracted a piece of crinkled loose-leaf notebook paper, and had to smile at it as I began translating the misspelled words and tiny scribbles.
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These Gaucher cells had voluminous pale basophilic cytoplasm with a crinkled, striated appearance.
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His mouth crinkled up into his usual friendly smile.
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Her eyes crinkled in a smile but she didn't say anything.
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This biblical recovery of Paul's vision and limbs (which incidentally still has our eyebrows all crinkled up with confusion) naturally lead to him starting up a clothing label, which has speedily gathered a sizeable following with legions of Babycakes fans sporting the fashion forward, funky garms.
Blogs
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At the Tracy Reese fashion show this weekend, the designer will be trotting out flouncy skirts in soft, crinkled silk georgettes, lightweight fabrics such as organza and cotton and lively patterns that feature massive flowers and grass blades done in pale blue, green and pinkish red.
The All-Weather Wardrobe
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Abby sighed again, this time thinking of the way his eyes crinkled up at the corners when he smiled.
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He could not get her out of his head: her voice, her words, the way her bright green eyes crinkled up when she smiled, her hair, practically everything about her.
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Following our pale primrose are the Wanda primulas, very attractive plants with very dark, often evergreen, crinkled leaves and rich flowers in shades of purple, pink and red as well as white and yellow.
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These grayish black mushrooms look like small, delicate, paper-thin, crinkled leaves.
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His mouth crinkled into a smile.
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I of easement from the constriction of the jacket, of cleanliness in the place of filth, of smooth velvety skin of health in place of my poor parchment-crinkled hide.
Chapter 11
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Feeling something crunch beneath him, he lifts himself up and pulls a crinkled plastic bag from the cushion.
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He gave a small smile, his dark eyes glittering with malice and his large, hooked nose crinkled in a smirk.
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Seersucker is a lightweight cotton fabric crinkled into lengthwise stripes.
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Adult leaf: often entire, mid-green blade, involute, slightly bullate and crinkled, very little pigment in the veins.
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Her face crinkled up in disgust, then she darted past him and into the hallway in an effort to get away from him.
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She thought of the way his eyes crinkled up at the corners when he smiled.
Choker
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I still had the map he gave me lodged in my pocket, crinkled up a little.
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The preserve provides habitat for over two dozen state-listed plants, including yellow sedge, crinkled hairgrass, water avens, bunchflower, autumn willow, and green cotton-grass.
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I handed him the paper I was clutching minutes previous; the edge on the right side was all crinkled up.
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And he had that self-same crinkled ear," she hurried.
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