How To Use stockinged In A Sentence
- He found her in a white cymar of silk lined with furs, her little feet unstockinged and hastily thrust into slippers; her unbraided hair escaping from under her midnight coif, with little array but her own loveliness, rather augmented than diminished by the grief which she felt at the approaching moment of separation. Kenilworth
- When he examined imprints on putty that had been placed under the séance table and found imprints of a woman's shoe, a stockinged heel, or a big toe, it did not occur to him that the imprints might have been made by a woman's foot.
- And he does this all while staggering about the stage tripping over things in gaily-stockinged feet (yes, I have a soft spot for gawky boys in colorful socks), fussing with the mix, swapping instruments on the fly, and -- in the grand tradition of Bowie and Byrne -- dancing like an utter spaz. The short answer is, go.
- Jean came over and handed him a cup of tea and he sat back in stockinged feet. LET NOT THE DEEP
- The tail of her blouse hung half out of her skirt and she had shoved her unstockinged feet into a pair of scuffed loafers. A Share in Death
- He felt that the hot breath floating across his cheek was heavy with contagion; he knew that fever raged and burned in the blue veins that swelled over those drooping arms and the unstockinged feet, but, he neither shrank nor trembled at the danger. The Old Homestead
- Logue, in full court costume, was rather conscious of his silk-stockinged legs and had to keep taking care not to trip over his sword.
- She got in the car, crossed a pair of unstockinged brown legs and smiled. When the Bough Breaks
- I curled up on the quilted bedspread, hugging my stockinged legs to me.
- It might almost be the glimpse of a stockinged leg with the impersonal passivity of ‘incautiously exposed’, suggesting a body ‘asking for it.’
