It is interesting to note that Etienne Binet, who wrote on embroidery about 1620, when discussing some necessary equipment for an embroideress mentions "un rouet pour faire les cordons.
There is no embroideress in the town to hold a candle to Martina.
The embroideress avoided meeting the girl's eyes, perhaps from fear of embarrassing her, or because she herself felt embarrassed without knowing why.
Dona Paula declared she must have done so; the embroideress wept, and there was a regular scene.
She was laid by for three months; work was slack for her husband; her own earnings, for she was a skilled embroideress working for a great linen-shop in the Rue Vivienne, were no longer forthcoming.
As an embroideressthere were few more delicately trained eyes and defter hands than hers in England.
This task completed, she held out no longer; they bore the embroideresstoo to her rest, and granted her her last petition, to be buried at the feet of him she loved.
The embroideress wore a scarlet sash at her waist, and this remark of her ex-admirer so flustered her that she could not reply.
The orchestra struck up the opening bars, and the youth, without turning his eyes from the door, encircled the waist of the embroideress and dashed rapidly into the centre of the room.
Yes, Ernestine, but it was to the little embroideress that this offer was made.
Besides, is it not Ernestine, the little embroideress that you and I have always loved so much, M.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "embroideress" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
