nightdress In A Sentence

We found 39 'nightdress' sentence examples to help you understand how to use nightdress in a sentence.

• This black nightdress looks attractive.
• Nightdress cases from 1904 to 1970's.
• Sleeveless nightdress, and felt naked before his unswerving gaze.
• The Chinese houseboy, married 25-or 27-year-old Wong Foon Sing, became infatuated with Smith, giving her presents such as a silk nightdress.
• She wore only a thin sleeveless nightdress, and felt naked before his unswerving gaze.
• A nightdress lay across the unmade bed.
• She had managed to escape by running into the street in her nightdress.
• But sitting up only serves to rustle my nightdress, tugging at the blood that dries on my skin.
• Gown is a type of nightdress.
• I chafed her feet and tucked her nightdress close.
• With a sigh Lais pulled the soft green silk nightdress over her nakedness.
• Women's sleep wear are also called nightdress, nightclothes, or nightwear.
• Nightcap and nightdress belonged to a past age and reminded you of Cruickshank's illustrations to the novels of Charles Dickens .".
• Finally, a silk nightdress case on Rebecca's bed, with a beautifully embroidered " R "-Rebecca's proud emblem of ownership-is consumed by flames.
• She opened the case and looked with dismay at the flimsy green silk nightdress lying on top of the matching gown.
• Then he put on her nightdress and cap and got into bed.
• As she tells the story, Lettice drops her cloak to reveal a red nightdress.
• She pulled the nightdress over her head.
• For women, their sleepwears are better termed as nightdress, nightwear, or nightclothes.
• With her lithe figure and fine bone structure, she can appear chic in a flannel nightdress and baggy cardigan.
• She stumbled against the fireguard and her nightdress caught fire.
• If the iron is too hot you'll singe that nightdress.
• St Laurence's church overlooks Upton Court-now the administrative home of the Slough Observer newspaper-famously said to be haunted by a young woman in a blood-stained nightdress.
• She was in her nightdress, bare legs and large slippers.
• In a neighbouring room, he slid his hand down the front of another patient's nightdress and stroked her breasts.
• In her white nightdress she looked like a golden angel.
• "I don't suppose it means he's marrying her," Cynthia said as she emerged from the bathroom in her flannel nightdress.
• He saw her back clothed in the flannelette nightdress.
• The Cotton Button thru nightdress from Feraud is as smooth as it gets.
• Heroine goes exploring and bumps into him in her nightdress.
• She was suddenly overcome with embarrassment at the prospect of being seen naked and so sent her partner to ask the porter about hiring a nightdress, she recalled in a 1990 newspaper interview.
• His grandmother Dot, wrapped each day in a pink lacy nightdress because she saw no point in dressing for a blind husband, is a protective fairy godmother.
• When the twins were born Coyne was photographed by the press wearing a nightdress in her hospital bed.
• The blood on her nightdress was consistent with her own, and no trace of firearm-discharge residue was on it.
• Local divers found the body 70 feet ( 21 meters ) down, called in a nightdress, wrapped in plastic and held down by weights.
• Meanwhile, Ayres, wearing only a nightdress, had tried to reach her sister but was unable to get to her through the smoke.
• The reason for this is unclear, though many speculate it is to do with the " underwired nightdress thing ".
• The nightdress has handmade lace round the armholes and neckline.
• She looked tall in her long white nightdress, her long dark hair hanging down her back to her waist.