beribboned

Louise, who was sitting close by, looked up and held out her hand for the beribboned roll.

An attractive woman being chased down the street by a beribboned Army officer.

All the beribboned ones were frightened then and in disarray.

To my left several dogs, beribboned, were waiting in cages to be picked up.

She felt a sharp jerk and looked back to see the beribboned pole lying on the ground.

A beribboned junior officer popped out from between the gates and barred our way.

Only the beribboned cotton chemise lay between him and what he desired.

"My little embroidery beribboned world is smashed," she told her diary.

"Hardly," she said, taking possession of the bulky, beribboned box.

The beribboned package which he'd returned to Gideon's desk had proved it.

But the scene includes a large fan and, above it on the wall, a beribboned picture of President Kennedy.

He showed the boots with the exquisitely embroidered and beribboned evening clothes, too.

And it took as long again to add a new face and arrange the curled, beribboned hair pieces.

He looked as a great beribboned parakeet, so resplendent was his attire.

This time, there was no music-box- she gasped upon seeing the beribboned box on the dressing table.

He's not sure, but now he pulls them on and limps home, having left his beribboned crutches somewhere.

Forget those cheap beribboned straw hats sold in every knickknack shop.

The Japanese offer them as desserts, gifts and individually wrapped, beribboned showpieces.

Some time later he returned home from work and found that the massive cedar a few feet from the beribboned pine had been cut.

What they glimpsed were beribboned generals and beaming soldiers.

He eyed the chart through his beribboned spectacles.

As 10 beribboned sheep settle separately around the farm, dusk turns to night, and the very last one counts the others.

Behind them marched the bandoliered priests, arms waving beribboned lances.