Utiliser "smock" dans une phrase

1. On the till an older lady dressed in a dark blue smock and trews has started to watch Billy out of the corner of her eye

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2. They took her beautiful clothes away from her, dressed her in an old gray smock, and gave her wooden shoes

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3. She yelled and waved on the steps of the convent until, attracted by this insane jumping little creature with smock aflying, Fizzicist stopped

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4. H, in contrast, wore her favorite cotton smock, handmade by her daughter from fabric Mrs

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5. He shoved his hands into the pockets of his smock

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6. They had bathed her; put her in a pretty pink smock with huge white circles and matching head band

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7. Her eyes were such a light gray they were almost white as well, and she was dressed this day in a simple blue smock

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8. He can have a smock that’s got the Oscar

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9. chef’s smock and she's holding a plate with samples of sausages on it; inviting people over to the

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10. President," said a pleasant young woman wearing a NRC smock

11. it into the pocket of her nurse’s smock

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12. She removed the blood smattered smock and laid it on the counter, then followed Ben, Samsung, and Sam out the door

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13. oversized smock may have knocked a few loose papers onto the floor while

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14. Trini came into the room, wiping the flower off her hands onto a smock

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15. Boothby,” the grounds keeper said, wiping his hand on his smock before

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16. The Doctor paused, ran his fingers through his hair, took a pad of gauze out of his smock pocket and wiped the perspiration from his forehead

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17. She took off her white smock, pulled a flax jacket over the grey overalls, stuffed her feet into her rubber boots, picked up the gold pan, and sauntered slowly and proudly toward the river

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18. Rebecca began to pull on her smock, but Joshua stopped her

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19. The Doctor replaced the device inside his smock and sauntered slowly back to the clinic

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20. One reached into his smock pocket and removed the cell phone

21. A nurse in a white smock with pink hearts all over it touched her hand

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22. In front of the crowd someone came out in a white smock

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23. He went to the small closet by the lab tables and grabbed STM a lab smock and other clothing his daughter wore while assisting him

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24. He gives a swift walk as he wears his long dark blue smock

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25. While he was taken up with these vagaries, then, the time and the hour--an unlucky one for him--arrived for the Asturian to come, who in her smock, with bare feet and her hair gathered into a fustian coif, with noiseless and cautious steps entered the chamber where the three were quartered, in quest of the carrier; but scarcely had she gained the door when Don Quixote perceived her, and sitting up in his bed in spite of his plasters and the pain of his ribs, he stretched out his arms to receive his beauteous damsel

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26. He then felt her smock, and although it was of sackcloth it appeared to him to be of the finest and softest silk: on her wrists she wore some glass beads, but to him they had the sheen of precious Orient pearls: her hair, which in some measure resembled a horse's mane, he rated as threads of the brightest gold of Araby, whose refulgence dimmed the sun himself: her breath, which no doubt smelt of yesterday's stale salad, seemed to him to diffuse a sweet aromatic fragrance from her mouth; and, in short, he drew her portrait in his imagination with the same features and in the same style as that which he had seen in his books of the other princesses who, smitten by love, came with all the adornments that are here set down, to see the sorely wounded knight; and so great was the poor gentleman's blindness that neither touch, nor smell, nor anything else about the good lass that would have made any but a carrier vomit, were enough to undeceive him; on the contrary, he was persuaded he had the goddess of beauty in his arms, and holding her firmly in his grasp he went on to say in low, tender voice:

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27. Do you not see that Moor, who silently and stealthily, with his finger on his lip, approaches Melisendra from behind? Observe now how he prints a kiss upon her lips, and what a hurry she is in to spit, and wipe them with the white sleeve of her smock, and how she bewails herself, and tears her fair hair as though it were to blame for the wrong

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28. " At these words her mother Teresa Panza came out spinning a bundle of flax, in a grey petticoat (so short was it one would have fancied "they to her shame had cut it short"), a grey bodice of the same stuff, and a smock

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29. Then, with the water running off him, he got into an old smock and skirt that had belonged to his grandmother and bought a grammar of the bulls' language to study but he could never learn a word of it except the first personal pronoun which he copied

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30. She had a smock with a wide catch-all pocket on the bottom hem

31. Swinging his scythe just as ever, and moving his feet in their big, plaited shoes with firm, little steps, he climbed slowly up the steep place, and though his breeches hanging out below his smock, and his whole frame trembled with effort, he did not miss one blade of grass or one mushroom on his way, and kept making jokes with the peasants and Levin

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32. her full bosom under the white smock, with a smart turn

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33. In it he was in a white smock, sitting astride a chair, with frowning eyes and smiling lips

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34. When they went in, the baby, with nothing on but her little smock was sitting in a little elbow chair at the table, having her dinner of broth which she was spilling all over her little chest

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35. Then, ’twas all I could do to walk to my Bed, lye upon it in my Smock, breathe as calmly as I could to bear the Pains, and await the Return of Susannah

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36. Then the Nightmare began in earnest, for the Doctor return’d, hiding bulky Instruments ’neath his Smock, and now I cried out in Terror lest they be the dread Extracting Hooks that spell’d the Death of my Unborn Babe!

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37. A COUPLE OF HOURS LATER, I sat in my hospital smock in the hematology clinic at Moffett

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38. Barely a minute later, a doctor in a green smock came out, peeling off latex gloves

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39. Then an elderly woman dressed in a lab smock wandered out into the bright lights aimed at the building

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40. The man, who wore a physician’s white smock and a pair of laboratory safety goggles, said, “The lady will have to try her luck

41. Finally, the liquid poured down a chute and into a battered tin cup, which the man in the white smock handed to me with a flourish

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42. ‘If it were hot,’ Prince Andrew would reply at such times very dryly to his sister, ‘he could go out in his smock, but as it is cold he must wear warm clothes, which were designed for that purpose

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43. Under guise of a present for the pilgrims, Princess Mary prepared a pilgrim’s complete costume for herself: a coarse smock, bast shoes, a rough drawers containing this secret treasure, Princess Mary paused, uncertain whether the time had not already come to put her project into execution

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44. The maiden who had been first in white and then in light blue, now wore only a smock, and stood beside the throne with her hair queen, but the king waved his arm severely, and men and women with bare legs came in from both sides and began dancing all together

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45. monk: a little more amplitude in the smock, and it becomes a frock

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46. He carefully removed his coat, hung it up, got himself into a fresh white smock, buttoned the cuffs with professional crispness, then washed his hands together as he looked around at his very good friends

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47. The man in the white smock, evidently a mortician, glanced at Auntie and said:

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48. There were hardly any black coats or round hats now, but smock frocks, blouses, caps, and bristling and cadaverous heads

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49. The man in the white smock glanced at Auntie and said:

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50. Montse’s dark-blond dreadlocks dangled over the shoulders of a smock as grubby and grey-mottled as any garment she’d worn more than five minutes

51. She gathered up the still-hopping ferret and tucked the animal against the front of her oil-stained smock

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52. A young woman in a straw hat and a linen smock with green and soil stains by the knees answered

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53. “I’ve heard that’s the only way to get one of the great meat-eating dinosaurs as a mount,” a girl with a yellow smock and flowers twined in her brown hair said

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54. But it was only a boy from town, who had a random thatch of straight black hair and was grubby, gangly, dressed in a torn linen smock, barefoot, and one of his spies

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55. In addition to the poem were two new paintbrushes, a secondhand book on painters, and a lopsided sketch of Will in an artist's beret and smock

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56. A drunken man, dressed in a peasant’s smock, was seen leaving the house of Prince Kourakin, the steward and four footmen driving him out with blows

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57. First she gathered it together, stuck the fork into it, then with a rapid, supple movement leaned the whole weight of her body on it, and at once with a bend of her back under the red belt she drew herself up, and arching her full bosom under the white smock, with a smart turn swung the fork in her arms, and flung the bundle of hay high onto the cart

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58. All at once he fancied that some one caught at his smock behind: a wicked big boy was standing beside him and suddenly hit him on the head, snatched off his cap and tripped him up

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59. But I was trembling all over, and still kept tight hold of his smock frock, and I must have been quite pale

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60. She wandered about, summer and winter alike, barefooted, wearing nothing but a hempen smock

61. But, although she allowed them to dress her up without resisting, she usually went away, preferably to the cathedral porch, and taking off all that had been given her—kerchief, sheepskin, skirt or boots—she left them there and walked away barefoot in her smock as before

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62. And though he was told she was an idiot, he pronounced that for a young woman of twenty to wander about in nothing but a smock was a breach of the proprieties, and must not occur again

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63. He was not an old man, somewhere about fifty, and he had on a gray peasant's smock

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64. And, indeed, upon the woodstack, close to him, was a peasant, in a torn smock that hung loose about him, with his hair and beard singed, and he began stirring up all the people against Semyon Ivanovitch

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65. 'Really I felt so dull all the time without you, I swear I did,' he said in a calm, restrained whisper, helping himself to some seeds out of the bosom of the girl's smock, and stooping still closer over her he continued with laughing eyes to talk to her in low tones

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66. She wore a coarse smock all patched; her feet were bare and muddy, and on her head she had an old blue kerchief

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67. With a white kerchief tied round her head down to her eyes, a coat over her smock, and wearing high boots, Maryanka with a long switch in her hand was dragging the oxen by a cord tied to their horns

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68. Again the fair Maryanka went in and out and across the yard, her beautiful powerful form outlined by her smock

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69. It delighted him to see how freely and gracefully her figure bent: into what folds her only garment, a pink smock, draped itself on her bosom and along her shapely legs; how she drew herself up and her tight-drawn smock showed the outline of her heaving bosom, how the soles of her narrow feet in her worn red slippers rested on the ground without altering their shape; how her strong arms with the sleeves rolled up, exerting the muscles, used the spade almost as if in anger, and how her deep dark eyes sometimes glanced at him

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70. Suddenly he would hear her firm footsteps and catch a glimmer of her blue cotton smock at the open door

71. Maryanka, wearing only her smock, was combing her hair preparing for bed

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72. After attending to the cattle, she took some sunflower seeds in the wide sleeve of her smock and went to the corner of the street to crack them and have some fun with the other girls

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73. By some instinct Olenin recognized from afar Maryanka's blue smock among the rows of vine, and, picking grapes on his way, he approached her

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74. When crossing the road he noticed her open the door of the outhouse, and her blue smock showed through it

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75. Next to one another in the khorovod circle moved plump little Ustenka in her red beshmet and the stately Maryanka in her new smock and beshmet

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76. “If it were hot,” Prince Andrew would reply at such times very dryly to his sister, “he could go out in his smock, but as it is cold he must wear warm clothes, which were designed for that purpose

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77. Under guise of a present for the pilgrims, Princess Mary prepared a pilgrim’s complete costume for herself: a coarse smock, bast shoes, a rough coat, and a black kerchief

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78. The maiden who had been first in white and then in light blue, now wore only a smock, and stood beside the throne with her hair down

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79. "What for? Come, out you go then, if you won't explain yourself," suddenly shouted the porter, a huge fellow in a smock frock, with a large bunch of keys round his waist; and he caught Raskolnikoff by the shoulder and pitched him into the street

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