clothes pegs in a sentence

• In the 19th century, clothespins were also called clothes pegs.
• You know the little springs you get out of clothes pegs?
• Cookies ( round markers ), Rectangular referencing exit markers and clothes pegs are used for this purpose.
• The springy wood has been used for clothes pegs, and the scented bark is made into a beverage.
• Clothing that has recently been washed is hung along the line to dry, using clothes pegs or clothespins.
• The prizes ranged in value from moderate to valuable, and also included three'booby prizes'of negligible value, such as a clothes peg.
• He then places a red glove on Tyke's head and a clothes peg on his mouth, so that Tyke crudely resembles a chicken of sorts.
• He is known for his use of unusual instruments, most notably using electric power drills on his guitar and playing the typewriter and a giant clothes peg percussively.
• Similarly, he turned Beethoven's 5th Symphony into a lengthy and quite repetitive musical glorification of the clothes peg and its fictitious inventor, J閞閙ie-Victor Opdebec.
• The mock bombs consisted of a battery, wires, a switch made out of a clothes peg and drawing pins, and a lump of marzipan to simulate plastic explosive.
• It's difficult to see clothes pegs in a sentence .
• The group were known for their use of non-musical objects played percussively such as matchboxes, typewriters, elastic band and a giant clothes peg and for performing guerrilla gigs around the city.
• Cupboards, bookshelves, clothing pegs and other wall elements are part of the wall itself, rather than affixed to it after construction, making wall features a part of the craftsmanship of the house.
• That accords with the strong preference for singular nouns in attributive positions in English, but some words are used in the plural form even as attributive nouns ( such as " clothes peg ", " glasses case " ).
• Some people suggested going to vote with a clothes peg on their noses to express disgust when voting for Chirac, but this may have been illegal, because it is prohibited to advertise one's vote inside the voting precinct.
• :Take along your own washing line and get practice in looking for things at different sides of your shower room to tie it to . ( This by the way is one reason to splurge on rooms that come with their own showers . ) And clothes pegs and the works.
• Before he got the job of Town crier, his life had been varied, having sold sweets ( candy ), clothes pegs, toys, lambs, had been a knife and scissors sharpener, cleared snow, collected for lotteries, and anything else which came his way, and from which he could make a profit.
• It is used for making furniture, tool handles, boxes, ladders, musical instruments, bows, weapons, matches, clothes pegs, brooms, shoes, baskets, turnery, carving, toys, pencils, rollers, cogs, wooden screws, barrels, coffins, skittles, veneers, artificial limbs, oars, skis, wooden spoons, sports equipment and wooden balls.
• Although he has made millions on big-budget films like " Batman and Robin " and " The Client, " he was no spendthrift when it came to shopping the market, bargaining over iron horse-head clothes pegs for his new guest bedroom ( two pairs for less than $ 20 ), ornaments for his concrete fireplaces ( a medallion embossed with a torso of an imposing man _ $ 30 _ and he liked it even before a reporter pointed out that it said " Oskar Schindler " ) and Indian rugs.
• Karl never got on with Harchester's manager at the time, Don Barker, and after weeks of build-up and on the day of the Championship Play-Off final ( they did manage to get to and from the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff exceedingly quickly as various characters went back and forth a number of times on the morning of the game all before kick-off ! ), Fletch was murdered by Don in the changing room of the Dragon's Lair . . . with the help of a clothes peg to the back of the head.