How To Use Toweling In A Sentence
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She wiped off any lingering raindrops on her face, toweling her hair and dress lightly, and placing her handbag next to her coat on the floor.
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Covering the webbed seat with inexpensive toweling renders this stool pool- or patio-worthy while the interior provides a spot to stow toys and picnic supplies.
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Odin walked stiffly, like a head hung between two heavy stilts draped in striped Viyella and white towelling.
The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul
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Rational Review
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He finished toweling himself dry and pulled on the pajama bottoms that Dawn gave him the first night.
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He stood in the doorway, towelling his hair dry.
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Eileen looked away, out of the window which she'd curtained with an oddment of purple-striped towelling.
LOST CHILDREN
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Sipping a decadent tamarind margarita, I sank into a plump towelling-covered chair.
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More than 125,000 charitable souls have now visited the site and in honour of this tally the photo gallery features even more snaps of the sultry temptress in a range of provocative poses and towelling robes.
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The en suite bathroom even had two white towelling bathrobes bearing Le Ponant's logo available for our use.
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I yelled as the freezing water soaked me, and I hastily scrambled out, toweling myself dry.
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Folly reached for the towelling bathrobe that hung behind the door, and made her way out into the corridor.
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I put on a toweling bathrobe and poured a glass of milk, and sat in an armchair in the sitting room with all the lights on.
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James came out of his bedroom, toweling his wet hair.
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The one that works best is an octopus made out of old towelling.
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Types of fabric which work well for huck weaving are evenly woven and raised threads, such as monk's cloth, aida, or huck cloth/toweling.
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To be honest, I had imagined myself swanning around in a plush, towelling robe with one of those Lauren Bacall turbans to match and slices of cucumber on my eyes.
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After drying herself she slipped on the white towelling robe which was hanging behind the door.
THE DEVIL'S DOOR
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The bedrooms were not quite as sumptuous, but still very comfortable, and came supplied with fluffy towelling robes, which was a nice touch.
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As if to prove it, his eyes were snared by a girl dressed in an outfit made of pink towelling.
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Towelling wrist and head bands may also be required in humid climates.
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Now, look around you at the steaming piles of baby clothes, towelling nappies and suchlike on every desk, cupboard, radiator, hat stand, wall planner and trouser press.
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Tea cups tinkled in the drawing room next door and pink-faced women trying to wish their fat away padded through the hallways swathed in white towelling, on their way to the supple fingers of the waiting masseurs.
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Toothpicks can break off little bits of wood inside the gun; on the other hand, little shreds of toweling can get caught there, too.
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So this most compulsive of fiddlers will hope to continue tying and re-tying his laces and towelling his face well into the final week.
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I should finish towelling my hands at this line, not that one.
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As I slipped the white, towelling robe round my shoulders, the fluffy, soft material was really lovely against my skin and the robe was children's size so I didn't feel like I was drowning in it.
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So bad were the second-degree burns to her feet that she was obliged to wear towelling slippers in place of the familiar high stilettos and attended her nephew Prince Edward's wedding in a wheelchair.
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I put on a toweling bathrobe and poured a glass of milk, and sat in an armchair in the sitting room with all the lights on.
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Toothpicks can break off little bits of wood inside the gun; on the other hand, little shreds of toweling can get caught there, too.
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What I'll do is fill a big tub with water, group the containers around it, and run a strip of old towelling to each of them, watering by capilliary action.
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Serra rises from the bed and pulls on one of the thick, white toweling dressing-gowns that the hotel provides for its guests.
THE RHYTHM SECTION
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He stepped out of the shower and began towelling himself down.
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At the same time, we would advise people of the benefits of using towelling nappies for the environment.
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Of course they were more ‘convenient’ than the towelling squares used by our grandparents.
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She had mastered the texture not only of skin but of fabrics, from the slither of silks to the deep tousle of thick wool and towelling and the stiff give of fine leather gloves.
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It was the lady of the house, standing at the window, towelling herself down after a bath, completely oblivious to the testosterone fuelled turmoil she was about to cause down below.
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Others were blankets and toweling, beef, maize meal, protein foods, milk and roasted coffee.
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The en suite bathroom even had two white towelling bathrobes bearing Le Ponant's logo available for our use.
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To be honest, I had imagined myself swanning around in a plush, towelling robe with one of those Lauren Bacall turbans to match and slices of cucumber on my eyes.
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The pail was there and some soft, linenlike sheeting that he must have used as toweling.
Restoree
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If it was a boxing match then Scarborough would not be allowed to don a towelling robe, never mind clamber through the ropes.
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I said if I can't wear the T-shirt I will go in an old towelling robe in protest.
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Certain loosely woven fabrics, such as lightweight flannel and toweling, aren't firm enough to be in the stable category.
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Greg blinked, taking in her freshly scrubbed face, blue towelling robe and slippers and the untidy way her hair was piled on top of her head.
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They are then received upon one over which dry toweling travels, which absorbs most of the moisture which may be clinging to the backs of the plates; very little wet comes off the backs, so that during a day's work it is not necessary to adopt special means to redry this last endless band.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 647, May 26, 1888
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When night goes to sleep, must the bedding of and so on of sheet, towelling coverlet resists night is cool invade.
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I now have greater respect for the women of yesteryear who didn't use disposable nappies but the towelling ones.
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Nappies were terry towelling and had to be washed by hand.
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Certain loosely woven fabrics, such as lightweight flannel and toweling, aren't firm enough to be in the stable category.
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The easiest way to use soap scraps is to pop them into a towelling bag and use it as a pre-soaped wash bag.
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Shelley was seated at his desk in a white towelling robe, his hair damp from the shower.
A SEASON IN HELL
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Lee wanders into the living room, head still in a turban but considerably drier without the soapsuds, and wrapped in a navy blue toweling robe.
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The easiest way to use soap scraps is to pop them into a towelling bag and use it as a pre-soaped wash bag.
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Greg blinked, taking in her freshly scrubbed face, blue towelling robe and slippers and the untidy way her hair was piled on top of her head.
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Covering the webbed seat with inexpensive toweling renders this stool pool- or patio-worthy while the interior provides a spot to stow toys and picnic supplies.
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The one that works best is an octopus made out of old towelling.
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They were wearing towelling robes from the poolhouse.
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They were portrayed on the silk linings of haori (2), on women's kerchiefs of chirimen (3), in the embroidery of girdles, in the designs of silk shirts and of children's holiday robes, -- not to speak of cheaper printed goods, such as calicoes and toweling.
Kokoro Japanese Inner Life Hints
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I put on a toweling bathrobe and poured a glass of milk, and sat in an armchair in the sitting room with all the lights on.
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Dressed only in towelling robes, we began to snack on some food to fuel our appetites: peanut butter on toast for him, Marmite sandwich for me.
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More than 125,000 charitable souls have now visited the site and in honour of this tally the photo gallery features even more snaps of the sultry temptress in a range of provocative poses and towelling robes.
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My mother pressed it between two sheets of paper toweling in a dictionary, laughing as she did it that we were perhaps the only people who would press such a sorry-looking weed.
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He knew bartenders who threw up their shakers over their shoulders, heaving them like they were toweling off after a shower.
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I scrubbed the nappy with a wire brush, these being the non-disposable towelling terries of the environmental home.
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She had mastered the texture not only of skin but of fabrics, from the slither of silks to the deep tousle of thick wool and towelling and the stiff give of fine leather gloves.
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James came out of his bedroom, toweling his wet hair.
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And they were sitting cross-legged on the floor, totally - well, they were dressed in our toweling robes.
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I plucked a ravelled thread of his towelling suit from between Victor's teeth.
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And they were sitting cross-legged on the floor, totally - well, they were dressed in our toweling robes.
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He climbed from the sulphurous waters, wrapping himself with English discretion in a white towelling bathrobe.
SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
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She had mastered the texture not only of skin but of fabrics, from the slither of silks to the deep tousle of thick wool and towelling and the stiff give of fine leather gloves.
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James came out of his bedroom, toweling his wet hair.
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By this time, I had discarded my streetwear and slipped into a towelling bathrobe, a pair of blue-paper boxer shorts, and a pair of flip - flops.
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What I'll do is fill a big tub with water, group the containers around it, and run a strip of old towelling to each of them, watering by capilliary action.
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If it was a boxing match then Scarborough would not be allowed to don a towelling robe, never mind clamber through the ropes.
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As I slipped the white, towelling robe round my shoulders, the fluffy, soft material was really lovely against my skin and the robe was children's size so I didn't feel like I was drowning in it.
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James came out of his bedroom, toweling his wet hair.
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Joe was standing on the doorstep, dressed in tee-shirt and shorts, a towelling bathrobe pulled over his shoulders.
FALLEN WOMEN
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They were wearing towelling robes from the poolhouse.
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Of course they were more ‘convenient’ than the towelling squares used by our grandparents.
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The pair then jog back up to the beach, and - without even towelling themselves down - jump straight into the cabin of their vehicle.
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Before long, the room is packed with leering men in large white towelling robes smoking blunts while 15 girls, in tight skirts and painfully high heels, circle the room, apparently offering the guests whatever they desire.
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Always line the travelling cage with a good layer of absorbent paper, with a piece of towelling on top.
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I said if I can't wear the T-shirt I will go in an old towelling robe in protest.
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Tea cups tinkled in the drawing room next door and pink-faced women trying to wish their fat away padded through the hallways swathed in white towelling, on their way to the supple fingers of the waiting masseurs.
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He finished toweling himself dry and pulled on the pajama bottoms that Dawn gave him the first night.
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She said today's nappies were a far cry from the terry towelling nappies boiling on a stove and the need to juggle metal pins.
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Teaming a humble fabric such as felt or towelling with a more lavish material such as silk or taffeta is a technique she frequently uses.
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The bedrooms were not quite as sumptuous, but still very comfortable, and came supplied with fluffy towelling robes, which was a nice touch.
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I scrubbed the nappy with a wire brush, these being the non-disposable towelling terries of the environmental home.
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Covering the webbed seat with inexpensive toweling renders this stool pool- or patio-worthy while the interior provides a spot to stow toys and picnic supplies.
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I'm going to be offering home trials in the new nappies which aren't like the old terry towelling squares with pins.
