Verwenden Sie „article of clothing“ in einem Satz

1. Needless to say, the ants also were everywhere apparent, both the cannibal black, who takes a fiendish delight in burrowing his head into your flesh and feasting to his heart's content, and also his vegetarian but more destructive white brother, who chews up every article of clothing or equipment he can lay his jaws on

2. He recalled that he had had the notion at the time that he might buy her some article of clothing as a gift, and had seen the discussion as a way of finding out what sizes she wore

3. They carried but one small bag each, empty in the highlands where every article of clothing they had was worn for warmth, and bulky again in steamy valleys

4. Amanda drove straight into the garage under the house, closed the doors and with much difficulty they pushed, punched and dragged Zeno through the doorway into the rumpus room where they cut off his shorts, the only article of clothing he was wearing, with a pair of sharp scissors, and checked the pockets

5. She was fulfilling the requirement of removing an article of clothing during the second song, he knew

6. Sometimes their response is as simple as a palm frond or an article of clothing

7. It might have been an article of clothing or something else he was wearing that made those impressions

8. She was no longer the little girl, the newcomer, whom he had undressed, one article of clothing at a time, with little baby games: first these little shoes for the little baby bear, then this little chemise for the little puppy dog, next these little flowered panties for the little bunny rabbit, and a little kiss on her papa’s delicious little dickey-bird

9. On Saturday morning she made every girl in the house bring out every article of clothing she possessed and lay it on the bed in her office

10. He wore but a single article of clothing or adornment, a small collar of gold from which depended upon his chest a great ornament as large as a dinner plate set solid with huge diamonds, except for the exact center which was occupied by a strange stone, an inch in diameter, that scintillated nine different and distinct rays; the seven colors of our earthly prism and two beautiful rays which, to me, were new and nameless

11. They at once sell them, for however much worn an article of clothing may be, it always possesses a certain value