He undid the layers of oilcloth and canvas, relieved that they had kept the twigs and shaved wood dry. |
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David leaned over and reached into his pocket, and came out holding a small flat bundle wrapped in oilcloth. |
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A short while later, Judd came out again holding an object wrapped in oilcloth. |
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From tents and dresses and beach towels to oilcloth and pencil cases and dog beds, Kidston makes a mind-boggling assortment of products. |
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In the middle of the room, a long plank table stood, an oilcloth covering it. |
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The black man, Levi Chew, rode in back on the oilcloth that covered the wagon's load. |
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During an interval in the battle of Cold Harbor in 1864, he was seen lying on an oilcloth, occupying himself by studying Arabic. |
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My inventor sat at the kitchen table and sketched his idea on to a piece of oilcloth. |
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The driver was a shadowy figure buried under a drab-green oilcloth that glistened with water and reflections from isolated windows. |
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He was surprised to find the remains of the wild bird his companion had been roasting, all wrapped in an oilcloth. |
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Raindrops trickle down his face with the affectionate tranquility of milk on an oilcloth. |
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A used rocking chair was my bed, and when I found food, a soiled blue oilcloth was my table. |
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Once again, the small oilcloth covered parcel caught her eye and she checked its contents. |
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She might get a piece of material to make curtains for the kitchen window and some oilcloth for the table. |
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In the meanwhile, Gramma put up a piece of oilcloth to keep the bugs out and let a little light in. |
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Lilac wallpaper and oilcloth on pantry shelves say he was married, and scattered toys suggest children. |
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From under the oilcloth on the table, she pulled out her husband's secret drawings, made mostly in a large spiral copy book. |
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When the lid is down, the pine becomes evident, although tack holes indicate that the writing surface was originally covered with oilcloth, hiding the lesser wood. |
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This autumn, she launches an online shop, and a home collection including readymade curtains, bed linen and a retro oilcloth for John Lewis. |
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As you know, Afghans put an oilcloth on the floor to eat, and they had to take turns because there wasn't enough room. |
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All crews must have a plastic oilcloth under the rally car during servicing in the service park, to avoid soil contamination. |
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Older bellows were made primarily of leather, while later oilcloth and synthetic materials were used. |
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In the other were chairs and wooden tables covered in a kind of oilcloth. |
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At breakfast and suppertime, the homemade desks were placed in a long row and covered with oilcloth to make a table. |
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It was brown and dirty, wrapped in oilcloth and tied with a dirty string. |
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The sides are draped with oilcloth so that no one can look in. |
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She shoved it into his hand, a thick parcel of grubby rags and oilcloth. |
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Near a pot of bitter brown water masquerading as coffee, on a platter perched atop a red-checked oilcloth, sat the finest apricot turnovers this side of anywhere. |
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London apron made in oilcloth, adult size. |
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The use of other household materials such as oilcloth or shower curtains, in fresh and humorous ways, are also a source of inspiration for Isabelle. |
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Made from a strong tear-resistant and water-proof oilcloth, this padded belt provides great back support for maximum comfort while fighting fish. |
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Grandfather has gone off on his snowmobile, but Grandmother is rolling out pie dough on a piece of wax paper she has spread over the checkered oilcloth covering her kitchen table. |
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Then they've grown the niche, finding a wider market for affordable diffusion products – like Cath Kidston's printed oilcloth totes – ones that appeal to people who don't necessarily buy into the whole... lifestyle. |
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