Usa "pall" in una frase

1. To see a pall in your dream symbolizes death or the end of something

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2. The rains had restarted, and miasma hung over the valley like a heavy pall, but toward evening the misty curtain was suddenly drawn aside, the skies turned blue as if by magic, and a most glorious panorama lay revealed to our wondering gaze

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3. Although none could blame Nadir, it cast a horrible pall over the group

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4. Their endless, repetitive footage was quite thorough, including a pall of greasy black smoke, which appeared to be coming from a series of blue dumpsters

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5. Andre’s hushed voice cut through the funereal pall of gloom that hung over the bedroom

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6. There’s a picture of me in The New York Times as one of the pall bearers at Jasper’s

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7. clothes like staleness, a pall of staleness that's like a cloud around a

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8. A deep pall had descended over me and I found it hard to breathe

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9. I combined it with a job hunting trip with Pall Mfg

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10. cowboy boots and cowboy hat, with a non-filtered Pall

11. A pall of

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12. could see the pall bearers were loading the casket now

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13. The Pall Bearers did a remarkable job

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14. The Pall bearers

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15. silence of the room, which was like a death pall without Rochelle

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16. The deathly pall of its atmosphere greeted her with

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17. She was standing at the open door to the patio watching the pall of smoke rising from the accident scene

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18. Over all myths of Thugra Khotan hung horror and death like a pall

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19. Silence hung like a stifling pall

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20. Conan had a glimpse of his vulture-like figure through the thick-set bars, as he slid home the grate; then the heavy outer door clanged, and silence fell like a pall

21. The sun was behind the bulge as Sam neared from the northeast, casting a pall over the landscape

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22. pall was over the room

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23. The pall over Bhopal

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24. Many people lost their lives; countless homes were destroyed and a black pall of smoke seemed to hang in the minds of the populace as the term, ‘Black Friday’, was coined to describe the thirteenth of January, Nineteen-thirty-nine

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25. For a long moment the echo of his reply threw a ghostly pall over the room

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26. The pall bearers, all dressed in black with ashen white faces that never varied their expressions, slowly removed the ornate casket from the glass-enclosed carriage and carried it towards the open hole

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27. “Tell me about the pall bearers,” she said

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28. The slim, dark complected pastor with silver-gray thinning hair sprinkled the casket with practiced motions; the coffin itself was draped in a snowy white funeral pall

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29. Fulsome praise for the local lord was one thing but pints of sickly adulation could pall on even the most ardent royalist and Fielding was not one of those

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30. Back in Kilburn, she still couldn’t shake off the pall of unhappiness

31. Qi Ge was carrying a pall and emptying the seawater in the cabin to the open

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32. lying under a pall of ignorance by pointing out that apart from the other

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33. The pall of nature is thickened when there is imitation

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34. pierce through the pall of maya and know the unmanifest essence of his

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35. The mind enveloped by the pall of ignorance perceives through

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36. Imperfections-the obscuring pall of nature-are there until there is steady

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37. A woman's place should be that ever-living spark in the hearts and souls of all who want life to continue without the dark pall of fear and sorrow or the endless eclipse of suffering and death that man's hand has laid upon his own kind and this earth

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38. could I cast a pall

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39. Before the windows stood two enormous fish tanks, the murky water casting a pall across the whole room, keeping the dim light in constant motion as it washed over the mess

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40. thousands of meagre fires hung in a low pall over

41. To cast a pall over the lives of innocents in foreign lands

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42. Still cherish when romance begins to pall?

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43. That settles over humankind a pall

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44. I too want to be up and off, to run through the wet pall hanging over this terrible gray North down into places where sunshine would dry the fog out of my hair, and brown my face, and loosen my joints, and warm my poor frozen spirit

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45. A thousand of the most beautiful and eminent verities enunciated by myself only collect into a kind of frozen pall that hangs about her miserable little head and does nothing more useful than suffocate her

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46. Every autumn the beech leaves make the unknown soldier a new brown pall, and through the sparkling frozen winters, except for the thin shadows of naked branches, he lies in sunshine

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47. A pall descended on the Palace and enveloped it blackly for four awful days, during which Mrs

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48. This pall was the pall of the Bishop's wrath; and there was so much of it that it actually reached over into the dwellings of the Dean and Chapter and blackened those white spots, and it got into the hitherto calm home of the Mayor, who had the misfortune to have business with the Bishop the very day after Ingeborg's return, and an edge of it--but quite enough to choke an old man--even invaded the cathedral, where it extinguished the head verger, a sunny octogenarian privileged to have his little joke with the Bishop, and who had it unfortunately as usual, and was instantly muffled in murkiness and never joked again

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49. The sound of the dripping of the rain on the ivy was unbroken at first except by the sound of Herr Dremmel drinking his tea, and the room was so gloomy under the pall of heavy sky that almost one needed a lamp

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50. The editor studied the government man through the pall of thickening smoke

51. A pall of smoke hung over the sky in

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52. the wind was absent, allowing the pall of heavy smoke to rise higher

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53. Perhaps the "Pall Mall Gazette" in its issue of September 5 puts most pithily the objections that have been raised to what the English have been pleased to call "The Gospel of Wealth

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54. Portraits in which this has not been borne in mind, however entertaining at a picture exhibition, when they are seen for a few moments only, pall on one if constantly seen, and are finally very irritating

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55. Could one look at it impartially and grasp a faint conception of the magnitude of that great even, spectacular, and absorbing as it will be, when the dark sable pall of death settles down over that innumerable army of evil, none could fail to be satisfied that the price—reward according to works—is just, and all any law could exact in righteousness

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56. When our deep plots do pall: and that should teach us

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57. "In a stationer's shop in Pall Mall, where I had business

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58. --, Pall Mall

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59. Six Delaware girls, with their long, dark, flowing tresses falling loosely across their bosoms, stood apart, and only gave proof of their existence as they occasionally strewed sweet-scented herbs and forest flowers on a litter of fragrant plants that, under a pall of Indian robes, supported all that now remained of the ardent, high-souled, and generous Cora

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60. An unvaried pall of cloud muffled the whole expanse of sky from zenith to horizon

61. A gray pall hangs over the lonely streets

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62. Through the open doors, he cannot see Saint-Malo, but he hears the airplanes, hundreds of them, and a great pall of smoke hangs over the horizon day and night

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63. Now, standing on the observation deck, he looked out at the many spires of New York rising through a pall of smoke and steam and heat haze and did not know whether he found it beautiful or frightening

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64. The permanent pall of smoke cast by the coking ovens and blast furnaces gave the air an acrid, sinus-stinging edge and the noise level and sheer, hurtling energy level were both daunting to the uninitiated and more than enough to impose caution on any cyclist trying to make his way through it

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65. He felt that this independent attitude of a man who might have done anything, but cared to do nothing was already beginning to pall, that many people were beginning to fancy that he was not really capable of anything but being a straightforward, good-natured fellow

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66. looked out into Pall Mall, and then, leaving me for a minute, he came back with a companion whom I knew could only be his brother

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67. It was a quarter-past seven when we left Pall Mall, and my watch showed me that it was ten minutes to nine when we at last came to a

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68. It was almost dark before we found ourselves in Pall Mall, at the rooms of Mr

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69. I took a cab after that and reached my brother's rooms in Pall Mall, where I spent the day

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70. Nothing could have prevented her Old Charisian subjects from greeting her, their beloved archbishop, and the heir to the throne with enthusiasm, yet the battle—and especially the loss of both Thunderer and Dreadnought—had cast an undeniable pall over her return

71. In a dense phalanx, blocking the streets from side to side, the crowd set forth, taking the route of Regent Street, Pall Mall, St

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72. But this sport did not pall

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73. FOIL-EMBOSSED FRONTALS UNCOUPLING uncoupling from diadems, confetti dull with soot, business ends of noisemakers trampled under boots, cracked bottoms of disposable champagne flutes, butts of khaki Luckies and pale Pall Malls, nickelbags like punctured lungs, plus bottles: half-full, empty, broken off at the neck for the commission of crimes or smashed into green and brown explosions the red flash of a peep-show sign makes look romantic, in a sleazoid kind of way

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74. A pall had clung to her face, a whitewash of shame I will never forget

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75. Then came another rush of sea-fog, greater than any hitherto, a mass of dank mist, which seemed to close on all things like a gray pall, and left available to men only the organ of hearing, for the roar of the

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76. Seward keeps his newspapers, I borrowed the files of 'The Westminster Gazette' and 'The Pall Mall

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77. Had I not been nerved by thoughts of other dead, and of the living over whom hung such a pall of fear, I could not have gone on

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78. Heaven only knows who arranged all this and when, but it all got done as if of its own coffin, a pall was spread over it, the floor was strewn with sprays of juniper, a printed band was tucked in under his shriveled head, and in a corner of the room sat a chanter reading the psalms

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79. Then there was a fierce, rending squeal right on top of me, and a heavy blow on my right arm so that I staggered and nearly fell, and I was in the middle of Pall Mall with a taxi broadside on across the road beside me

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80. The exhaust of the car left a great pall of blue smoke in the pulsing air for five minutes after he was gone

81. "Reverend Mother, I am the one who is to nail up the coffin in the basement of the church, and no one can enter there but myself, and I will cover the coffin with the pall

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82. "Who spreads the pall over it?"

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83. The sun had not yet set when the hearse with the white pall and the black cross entered the avenue of the Vaugirard cemetery

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84. When, at the conclusion of all the ceremonies, after having pronounced before the mayor and before the priest all possible "yesses," after having signed the registers at the municipality and at the sacristy, after having exchanged their rings, after having knelt side by side under the pall of white moire in the smoke of the censer, they arrived, hand in hand, admired and envied by all, Marius in black, she in white, preceded by the suisse, with the epaulets of a colonel, tapping the pavement with his halberd, between two rows of astonished spectators, at the portals of the church, both leaves of which were thrown

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