Use "swathed" in a sentence
1. 8 Lady Yolanda was swathed in elegant furs.
2. a cradle swathed in draperies and blue ribbon.
3. She sat in the sofa, swathed in a blanket.
4. 18 Brown and white bunting swathed the edges of the small stage.
5. A cot swathed in draperies and blue ribbon stood isolated in a corner.
6. Synonyms for Beribboned include festooned, decorated, decked, draped, adorned, arrayed, trimmed, bedecked, ornamented and swathed
7. Synonyms for Bowered include enveloped, swathed, enclosed, encompassed, wrapped, wrapt, shrouded, enfolded, enshrouded and enswathed
8. His body was stiff and unyielding, so tightly was it swathed with white and purple linen.
9. His vast form, more corpulent than that of Cranston, was swathed in a dirty white apron.
10. Her body was swathed in towels, except for the gap where her vest was pulled up.
11. Synonyms for Bandaged include bound, bounden, dressed, drest, covered, swathed, wrapped, wrapt, swaddled and bound up
12. His vast form more Corpulent than that of Cranston was swathed in a dirty white apron: 8
13. Preferably swathed in a scarf which can double as a belt, a bikini top - or even as a scarf.
14. Birch is the tree of desire, Ashimmer with sexual possibility even when it arrives swathed in botanical Latin
15. 6 They were the Mien, whose blue-turbaned women were swathed in dark robes accented with red wool ruffs.
16. She kept bees in Jane's orchard and would appear regularly swathed in black net with her eleven-year-old son in tow.
17. Despite 2010 starting and ending with much of the country swathed in snow, threatened species such as the puffin and the rare heath fritillary butterfly enjoyed successful breeding seasons.
18. Not even LVMH, which just acquired a stake in the company, nor a $76,000 pair swathed in deconstructed Hermès Birkins, can convince me to wear Birkenstocks.
19. She glanced at his white- swathed head and blue goggles again as she was going out of the door; but his napkin was still in front of his face.
20. A Crusader overfull with Wrath is a dangerous adversary indeed: blessed with iron skin; swathed in scourging flames; blasting foes apart with bolts of radiant light, and springing back to life after defeat.
21. A Crusader overfull with Wrath is a dangerous adversary indeed: blessed with iron skin; swathed in scourging flames; blasting foes apart with bolts of radiant light, and springing back to life after defeat.
22. Little is known of Bast save for her appearance: that of a humanoid female with the head of a terrestrial cat, sometimes depicted as swathed in bandages akin to those used in the embalming of a mummy.
23. Ah, saucy! saucy, quoth he, with gentle Chiding; on which the bear, uncertain and puzzled, dropped its four legs to earth again, and, waddling back, was soon swathed in ropes by the bear-ward and a crowd of peasants who had been in close pursuit