Meaning of decoratable | Babel Free

Examples

“Those at Wyoming were grandly liberal, every dwelling, and every possible decoratable point having received its quantum of bunting and evergreen.”

“Fourth of July handbills and posters decorate almost everything decoratable.”

“Everything decoratable among the public conveyances bore the national colors, firecrackers popped on every hand, the small boy was all aglee with his national holiday and the thickening blood of the older men both among the delegates and town people coursed rapidly through veins that for years had not felt so keenly the sense of exhilaration and holiday enthusiasm.”

“Remember to decorate everything decoratable or undecoratable for the reunion.”

“The prettily decoratable tables of refreshments were embowered in tall leafy boughs, giving the appearance of a forest and amid this greenry lights were sending out a crimson glow.”

“Sergeant-at-Arms Pedrick says, however, that nothing can be done between now and Memorial Day to make the statues decoratable.”

“The glove itself, that is, the outside, keeps the old sober colors, whites, grays, chestnut and half-tones, but this expanse of decoratable space all around the wrist and lower hand is too valuable to waste.”

“This addition to the decoratable surface of feminine epidermis is nothing if not evidence of a millennium in the cycle of civilization that is taking us back to our beginnnings.”

“FLATS, Rooms to LET; suit gentlefolk, business people; adults; detached residence; decoratable—Rosecliffe, Saltash.”

“Has it occurred to you that one of the largest decoratable areas in your home is wall space?”

“Thirty people made their Communion in a Church beautifully decorated with the glowing colours of dahlias and other summer flowers: pulpit, screen, lectern, font, windows, shelves and all other decoratable fixtures being aglow with dazzling hues on Sunday last.”

“Almost anything decoratable can be used as a base and the list of things to cut out is endless.”

“The couple will live in London since Mr. Hicks’s job keeps him close to the decoratable homes of Mayfair and Belgravia.”

“The Noonans then went in and decorated every “decoratable” corner of their home.”

“Both are simple enough for the smallest girl to enjoy, well proportioned enough to be “decoratable” and thus hold the interest of an older girl.”

“The rooms in electrically-heated houses are ‘totally decoratable.’”

“Their invention relates to “an improved decorative or decoratable and/or structural panel” and a method of producing it.”

“Saloon — The Spot, where George Randall has decorated everything decoratable, including the ceiling.”

“Now that kids are back to school, merchandisers have moved on to the next decoratable holiday, and that’s Halloween.”

“The 3-D depictions of the story of Jesus’ birth, made to fit in a decoratable shoebox, can be brought to the church the week before the event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.”

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