The Cyclone, now but a gentle breeze, clutched repeatedly, hanging on like a leech till removed by the red-jerseyed referee.
It was here that the red-jerseyed thinker for the first and last time came out of his meditative trance.
Diana's mind galloped rapidly back to a day in late September when she had crawled along a tree-trunk across a racing torrent, with a frightened, blue-jerseyed atom of humanity creeping behind her.
Her dark head rested a second against his blue jerseyed shoulder, and once more she lifted her eyes to his.
She leant over the hedge and looked out to sea, and he stood close beside her, his blue jerseyed shoulder brushing the stray gold of her hair.
Five minutes before the hour the Harvard captain, with his red-jerseyed and red-stockinged warriors at his heels, dashed through the gate at the northwest corner of the field.
That is to say, a sunburnt man, blue-jerseyed and red with brick-dust, leisurely turned a windlass which let down an empty bucket and brought it up full.
And the blue-jerseyed man handed a letter, and looked at her again, searchingly.
They could discuss no other topic, and many were their speculations concerning the brown-jerseyed stranger who had appeared in the very nick of time, and vanished afterwards without waiting to be thanked.
Its brown-jerseyed occupant was rowing slowly and leisurely, with a careful eye on the shore as he went.
Since the day they had been marooned on the island, Deirdre and Dulcie had not seen the brown-jerseyed stranger again.
There, by the curved, pebbly down line, was the red-jerseyed hound.
And now Peter rubbed the hands of the red-jerseyed one.
You must have missed seeing the red-jerseyed one when he came out with the others--" But Bobbie and Peter agreed that he had not come out with the others.
Oh," said Phyllis, "if the red-jerseyed one was in the way of the train!
She fixed the little candle end on a broken brick near the red-jerseyed boy's feet.
And so it would have done if the Bargee hadn't let go of Peter's ear--and caught her in hisjerseyed arm.
He reached out a red-jerseyed arm and Bobbie squeezed his hand.
The darkness was more bearable to Bobbie now that her hand was held in the large rough hand of the red-jerseyed sufferer; and he, holding her little smooth hot paw, was surprised to find that he did not mind it so much as he expected.
Mother did not get back to her writing all that day, for the red-jerseyed hound whom the children had brought to Three Chimneys had to be put to bed.
I have seen them (in the Crystal Palace Aquarium) seated exactly as here described, with blue lobsters watching them from niches of the rocky sides of the tank, where they looked like blue-jerseyed smugglers at the mouths of caves.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "jerseyed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
