Use "crinkly" in a sentence
crinkly example sentences
crinkly
1. In particular she asked each fair maid if she would wash her son’s crinkly boxer shorts and diamond pattern ankle socks
2. maid if she would wash her son’s crinkly boxer shorts and diamond
3. With the smoldering wadding, he touched the corner of the crinkly vellum and it went up in flames
4. "Anytime," he said, giving Whitey his broad smile and crinkly eyes, "anytime you want something explained about this here war, why, you just come right on in
5. Through the chicken shed, birds scattering at our feet the three of us journeyed on, until our Transylvanian Troll paused at a sheet of rusted, crinkly tin
6. Though, there is much danger associated with him knowing the truth, we are better off using his strength at this time,” Nora said, drying the pan slowly with her crinkly spotted hands
7. that the crinkly, translucent paper they were baked in need a makeover
8. He placed his hand on her chest and felt something crinkly underneath her blouse
9. We flew to Springfield as planned, and I was met at the airport by a tall man with dark hair and crinkly eyes
10. There were surprises for Ingeborg--she had to shut her eyes while they were arranged--that touched and astonished her, so totally blind had Robert seemed to be for weeks past to anything outside his work--a pot of hyacinths twisted about with pink crinkly paper and satin bows that he must have got with immense difficulty and elaborate precautions to prevent her seeing it, a volume of Heine's poetry, a pair of fur gloves, a silver curb bracelet, and a smiling pig of marzipan with a label round its neck, _Ich bringe Glück_
11. The weary travellers feasted on stale bread, dried meat strips, last year’s soft crinkly apples, and mugs of foaming ale
12. The crinkly material barely covered her upper body
13. His back ached badly, and he noticed with dismay that his paws were beginning to get all crinkly
14. Lovely crinkly edges
15. Brazil Nut (Bertholletia excelsa) is widespread on dry ground in forests of tropical South America, 30-40m (100-130ft) high, with long, crinkly margined, oval leaves and yellow flowers
16. 4 Horehound (Marrubium vulgare) is thyme-scented, downy, with squarish stems to 50cm (20in), roundish, crinkly, greenish-white leaves and whorls of whitish flowers; in dry scrubby places in Eurasia
17. Plants with crinkly foliage are the hardest to decontaminate, because of their rough texture
