We observe the Admiral, dressed in a cinnamon coloured velvet coat trimmed with elaborate gold clasps. |
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In 1966 he was awarded an MBE and, on the same day, an Air Efficiency Award with two clasps for his service to the Air Force. |
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Now he grabs the telephone, punches in a string of numbers and clasps the receiver to his ear, knuckles white with pressure. |
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The women's gowns were ol white silk or sott-wool, trimmed with Greek borders, with clasps, buskins, and all complete. |
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Alaina reached her hands down to her legs and unbuckled the clasps on her boots, letting them fall to the floor. |
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In a case, along with a mesh of wormy buckskin, were three little locks of blond hair, held in beaded clasps. |
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She was short but pretty, her black hair pulled up neatly in a bun and fastened together with clasps made of gold. |
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When I approach to thank him for the dance, he clasps my hand and shakes it vigorously, beaming appreciation. |
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Popping off the lid, he sprinkled some of the white talc onto the clasps of the briefcase, blowing the excess off so that it wouldn't be visible. |
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The handbag is black, with a long shoulder strap and clasps at the front with poppers. |
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She was wearing only dark green breeches, belted around her waist and fastened just above the knees by gold clasps. |
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The prize for the original Open competition in 1860 had been a red morocco belt with silver clasps. |
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He clasps and unclasps his hands together, looking at the floor, face reddening, wheezing and snorting. |
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All seams, hooks, clasps and underwires should be covered with a soft, moisture-wicking fabric. |
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Fifteen minutes into the usual volley of questions and answers, he suddenly stops, looks appalled and clasps a hand to his face. |
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The fishing pole holder uses clasps that fit into the rails and keeps disassembled fishing poles secure during transport. |
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Dapper in grey pinstripes, the only one of those assembled sporting anything like a tan, he clasps his hands together. |
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The medal features four clasps each bearing the names of battle honours awarded for action at Vittoria, St Sebastian, Nivelle and Nive. |
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He kneels down, crosses himself, without being aware of it, and clasps his hands, prayer-like. |
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He was awarded the Crimean War Medal, three clasps and the Turkish Crimean War Medal. |
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The binding is a faithful replica of the original. It is made of fine kidskin and decorated with replicas of the original clasps. |
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Boards are made from quarter-sawn beech with simple clasps at the foredge. |
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I'm going to have to untangle it and then lower the flag and unhook the clasps and put it away. |
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The clasps are decorated with vegetal motifs in the form of whorls, and are framed by pierced circles that cohere together. |
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Mechanical holding elements, such as clasps must be attached that are esthetically unpleasing and impair the comfort of wearing the denture. |
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She has avenged the feud for your violent killing with hard hand clasps of Grendel yesternight for diminishing and destroying my people for so long. |
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One or more false teeth are held in place by clasps that fit onto nearby healthy teeth. |
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An ultra-modern workshop enables small runs of prototype dials, bracelets, clasps, bezels, watchcases and jewels to be produced. |
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Ear posts and clasps on earrings are in silver and clips are in nickel-free silver-plated metal. |
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Likewise, cuff links or tie clasps can oft en glare and create distortions on the screen. |
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Stylised clasps and palmettes motifs were thus inlaid, fine lines of inlay underlined the structure of the furniture. |
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Grace beams and clasps her hands together as Steven reaches into his pocket and pulls out a small, square package wrapped in simple white paper and a red ribbon. |
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In general, it is preferable to leave the sleeve in place to avoid a bottleneck effect that could make the soil clasps near the wells. |
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Naturally she has paid close attention to her immensely panniered sea-green dress and the long stomacher of roseate buckles which clasps the narrow span of her waist. |
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She clasps a slender, perfectly manicured hand to her chest. |
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Both action and adventure lay around each and every corner, and, in the end, curiosity clasps you and before you knew it, you had been everywhere and completed the game. |
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Buttons hadn't been invented in the 5th century so sleeves were held together with elaborate bronze clasps, and at last there was an explanation for the ivory rings. |
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Wear button-up shirts and black patent leather shoes with silver clasps. |
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The clasps on campaign star ribbons will be worn one-half inch above the ring of the star. |
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The clasps, binding, and angle pieces are of silver, beautifully chased and ornamented. |
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These bars were often called clasps and were worn on the ribbon along with the medal. |
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In this course we will make a complete wooden board binding with clasps in traditional medieval technique. |
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A pair of circular-shaped earrings, the clasps for which are achieved by twisting the two ends together. |
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Ideal for patients who decided to receive a removeable restoration but do not want metal clasps. |
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The father clasps himself tightly while the mother hangs her head in grief. |
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Keep your precious items locked up when not in use, either in a safe at home or in a safe-deposit box, and make sure clasps and closures are in working order before you wear them. |
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In medieval Europe, garments were laced together or fastened with brooches or clasps and points, until buttonholes were invented in the 13th century. |
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Representative objects of this period include vases, small bronze and clay figurines, elaborately decorated safety-pin-like clasps, or fibulae, and limestone seals. |
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However, they disintegrated when wet, stained the contents, and the clasps soon broke so we went sensible and bought lightweight, stiff, black plastic cases. |
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The collection includes leather bracelets in white crocodile leather with a steel clasp or in brown crocodile leather with a choice of rose or yellow gold-plated clasps. |
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To hold the portfolios closed, each has two elaborately tooled clasps made of German silver, an alloy of copper and nickel, which have been gilded. |
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Athena offered Paris victory in battle, Hera, great wealth, while Aphrodite merely loosened the clasps by which her tunic was fastened and unknotted her girdle, also offering Paris the most beautiful of mortal women. |
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He clasps his hands tightly and shifts his eyes to the floor. |
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Featuring fuchsia-tinged iguana leather printed with a snakeskin motif, it transforms into a double clutch: the asymmetric Pointiage® clasps in Fuchsia and Padparadscha crystal hide separate little purses. |
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Shabana, a slight, skittery lefty who clasps his racquet high on the handle, like a chef carving a roast, was everything I want to be on court — gracious, graceful, unpredictable, thirty-three. |
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The bracelets have the familiar horizontal links but the new «Mono Rang» bracelets, which feature butterfly clasps, have been re-engineered for maximum wearer comfort. |
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This is a simple single-purpose appliance for interceptive treatment of wrong tongue function and position:2 ready-made triangular clasps, 1 loop od wire, plastic or silicone rubber. |
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He clasps Achilles by the knees and begs for his son's body. |
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Its current binding, with metal clasps, was provided by Cotton. |
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Clasps were awarded for the siege of Delhi and the siege and relief of Lucknow. |
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