Usa "curtains" in una frase

1. ‘You wouldn’t mind her being here, Mum?’ he asked, fingering the grotty curtains which still hang at the windows, then wiping his hands on his jeans

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2. The curtains are beyond redemption, of course, and they go straight in a bin bag

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3. I’m sure there are some curtains in the roof which would look okay in here … the ones I used to have in the dining room at the old house … I reckon they would be long enough … but it would depend on what colour scheme they decide on

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4. Heavy orange curtains are draped across windows

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5. room through a gap in the drawn curtains

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6. With the curtains drawn across the large glass

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7. hunter in her soul, she opened the curtains, stepped out onto the balcony and gazed

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8. With the night sky calling forth the hunter in her soul, she opened the curtains, stepped out onto the balcony and gazed down the dusty little lane that ran towards the local coastal strip, with its bright lights, its noise and its scurrying human possibilities

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9. The cottage was a nice little house, she decided as she tidied up the curtains in the front room

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10. behind sea walls and curtains,

11. nightmares behind the curtains,

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12. But down around the port, came a more thriving version of life in shiny, tiled kitchens, and white lace curtains flapping a gentle hint of an incoming breeze that would help to keep the flies at bay

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13. the twitch of curtains,

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14. He sneaked into the living room, which was lit by brilliant white moonlight streaming in from a night bright sky through windows that had never seen any curtains

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15. ‘Other manufacturies concentrate on fabric for household items … curtains and bedding, for example, but our looms are not large enough for that scale of material

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16. She threw open the curtains, letting the room flood with glorious summer sunshine, and as she stood there, silhouetted in her curlers and her power-shouldered dressing gown, she started to sing

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17. Reluctantly, he shuts the curtains then comes over to me and puts his arms around me

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18. Ken, shocked and concerned about the strange way in which his wife had been behaving lately, carried her back up to the bedroom, where he made sure that the curtains were drawn and that the windows were safely closed and locked, taking the key with him to ensure Helen’s safety

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19. night bright sky through windows that had never seen any curtains

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20. 'I'd like the patient to sleep for six hours,' the doctor told me as he drew the curtains

21. The sound of running footsteps had already caused curtains to

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22. curtains and buying things in the end of season sales, before, all of

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23. Create windows where you wish to be seen and curtains

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24. I stare at the curtains wondering what Dave is doing

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25. Standing up, I grab hold of the curtains, and yank them back; sunlight floods the room

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26. He has a king size bed with a very tasteful throw covering it which matches the curtains

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27. and heavy curtains which offered a certain amount of both privacy

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28. up to the bedroom, where he made sure that the curtains were

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29. One of the curtains is drawn to keep the brightness of the late morning sun off the television screen

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30. The windows on either side of the reassuringly immovable cast iron franklin stove were dressed in expertly woven curtains of traditional Shoshone patterns and colors, augmented by the appealing designs in the hanging blankets and spacious area rug over the polished hardwood floor

31. The curtains are still open, the table lamp is still on, and half a tumbler of Irish sits on the occasional table beside the chair

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32. The room is in half light, protected from the outside world by shabby brown curtains that are almost drawn together

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33. There are two round porthole windows, which have been covered over with rose pattern curtains

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34. Hipolyta and Titania had begun keeping the curtains over the workshop alcove closed all the time, but as they also made sure no one was usually around to notice when they went in and out, it didn't raise any suspicions

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35. He pulls the curtains closed and wraps his arms around Carol

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36. It was as he had left it except that someone had opened one of the curtains

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37. The curtains in the room were drawn, the room lit by the faint illumination coming through the fabric

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38. She deliberately left the curtains open last night so that she could see the stars through the window

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39. Behind him the lustrous, inlaid paneled cabinets, crimson velvet curtains, and brass knobs and fittings of the state room glowed warmly

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40. The curtains in the bay window are closed but the tell-tale haze of passive entertainment sparks through the cracks

41. He sits rigid in his chair, staring at the open curtains

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42. The curtains are open and bright sunlight is crashing into the sitting room through the conservatory

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43. There are no curtains at the window of the downstairs room in the old farmhouse and the duvet is pulled up to the headboard

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44. Filtering through the curtains it shines on your hair;

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45. The yellow lace curtains defused even that

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46. An observant minor player in the wings, behind the curtains of progress,” answered Harold modestly

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47. They went thru curtains of color and sound, always the same song

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48. It had its own window with a tiny balcony, rich carvings and curtains around the bed, which was raised on a low dias with round columns in the corners

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49. The naked man rinses his hair as some swirls down the drain, turns off the water, and steps out of the tub through parted shower curtains

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50. It was rather odd that the curtains were still closed; normally they were just left open

51. meadow with lace curtains that he tele-

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52. The living room was already illuminated by the ‘mood’ OLED spotlights of green and blue; curtains partially drawn, encrusted with smaller glowing versions to complement

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53. The windows behind Mars gently breezed open, the curtains fluttering

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54. I started to close the curtains so Jesus would not disturb them if he again awoke

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55. He wanted to be able to set the walls, floor, curtains on fire just by touching them

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56. with half-light drifting in through the thin white curtains, but had discounted it as something from a morning before

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57. curtains at the window were open, which was

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58. rare, but the curtains of the sky were closed with cloud and drizzle

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59. curtains were drawn and the distant sound of music filled the room

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60. As I entered the room I noticed how light it was prior to this every time I had been in here it was either nighttimes or the curtains were closed

61. and the heavy curtains were closed

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62. checked for curtains by the arched windows, but

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63. Gold tasseled curtains framed the high window which looked out onto the well-tended garden

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64. the slight chink of light working its way between the curtains of the

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65. ” The terraced house we stood in front of was just like the others only cleaner and a red pair of curtains gave the greyness of it a much needed lift

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66. The curtains at the far end of the hall opened and Carter walked out

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67. It sported thick velvet curtains and large framed paintings on the walls

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68. Before he knew it, his time was over, and an armed guard strode into the room, pulled the red curtains wide open and pushed him out into the arena

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69. He sat down on the soft, plush covers of the bed and looked at the bookcases, paintings and curtains that decorated his room, feeling intimidated by the splendour

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70. Yellow curtains illuminated by the morning sun, with a gap allowing an oblong section to project on to the lemon wall

71. The warm colours of the carpets and curtains drifted to grey, and cold stone walls lined the corridors

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72. Mother had gotten there ahead of us, the windows were open, a fresh breeze blew in, the curtains were

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73. Walking around (and on the lookout for the RSM I assure you) I saw curtains and duvets in the dormitories

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74. The curtains had been washed and re-hung

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75. Dawn went into her bedroom and closed the curtains

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76. Holding her heavy walking stick in one withered hand, she raised it above her head, cradling her elbow with her other hand to lend support, the stringy, worn out muscles hanging from her arms like curtains

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77. There was a violent rustle behind the curtains, and Kay was half afraid that her sister would come storming through the fabric to throttle her

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78. The curtains parted behind her, and Em came up to give her a hug from behind

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79. The bed in their room had not been made up, clothes were strewn all over the furniture and floor, the windows and curtains were drawn

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80. The room was dimly lit and the blue curtains were drawn, shutting out the faint light from the stormy skies outside

81. Her kitchen was light, the cupboards were in need of being replaced but she overcame that with bright red curtains and ornaments

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82. Theirs looked exactly the same as ours, just with different coloured curtains

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83. The walls were painted an insipid yellow, the small window covered by a set of floral patterned curtains that didn't quite meet in the middle

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84. Frank walked over to a corridor, where pastel curtains divided the wide space into small examination areas

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85. “It is one of the luxuries of the modern age that we can dispense with curtains and shades

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86. It was empty, stripes of light from the street lighting shining through the thin curtains, reaching far into the corners

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87. Light streamed in through the billowing sheers of the bedroom curtains and the phone was ringing

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88. Sneaking a peek at Mary-Ann Smedlowzitz through the gap in their bathroom curtains while she stood nude in front of the mirror, was nothing as compared to this

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89. The TV was flickering behind the half-drawn curtains

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90. She could see her house now, the wires of the fence black lines across the light escaping through the gap in the curtains

91. What the heck is with this music?” I gasped, as some foreign, rotten noise came in through the gently billowing curtains at the window

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92. The curtains are closed, I thought

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93. I drew the curtains around us

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94. Depressed that it was not a dream he closed his curtains

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95. He forgot about the glare on the ceiling, and he had no choice but to open the curtains to signal

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96. She had left her windows closed, the drapes and curtains tightly drawn shut

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97. At first, he couldn’t see much at all, although he had the impression of a dimly-lit room, judging by the dresser and curtains in view

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98. through the pool house curtains as Lani dried herself off and threw on a long tee-

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