The white sash makes all the difference," said Martha.
A scarlet over-sash kept the large sash-knot in its place.
The little girl's sash was of many-flowered brocade, with scarlet broidered pouch hanging at her right side.
The door of the pen was so constructed as to open and shut something like the lower sash of a window, by sliding up and down, a peg holding it open by day and closed by night.
Ottomar had evidently sent his man for his sash that he might make the necessary communication to his colonel of what had occurred.
The fact that he had sent for plain clothes as well as for his sash appeared to point to some such intention.
As they passed the window on the fourth trip, he thrust her through sashand all with a supreme effort, and himself followed on the next rebound, while the street, that was black with a surging multitude, rang with a mighty cheer.
The sleeve of an old coat hangs out of one, and beats drearily upon the sash when the wind sweeps over the fence and rattles the rotten shutters.
Over a shirt of finest linen, with ruffles of lace at the throat and breast, there was a plain gown of heavy black velvet, buttoned at the neck, but open down to a yellow sash around the waist.
The sash was complemented by a belt which was a mass of pearls in relief on a ground of gold embroidery.
Her dress was of pale blue crape with a handsome obi, or sash confining the kimono.
Close upon her heels followed her little girl as gaily decked as a tulip, in bright colored kimono and wearing an obi or sash quite as brilliant.
I whipp'd a pistol out of my sash and put the cold ring to his ear: and he scrambled up; and was a very lion all the rest of the day.
Twas the voice of my one-eyed friend, as he undid the bolts; and now he stood in the gateway with a prodigious black sash across his canary livery, so long that the ends of it swept the flagstones.
Peggy was trying to drag her in over the sashby main force.
The night was warm, and the uppersash had been lowered completely.
At half-past three another explosion took place, aggravated this time by the fact that, the window pulleys being worn, the sash flew up with enough force to shatter most of the glass.
She shook out her crisp white skirts, gave the rosebud sash an admiring pat, and turned her head for another view of the big leghorn hat with its stylish rosettes of white chiffon.
She was thoroughly provoked, for the front of her fresh white dress was drenched, and the dainty rosebud sash streaked with water.
A lovely dolly with real hair, and blue eyes, and a bright blue sash to match them; and when Susie got it in her arms, there came such a sweet, softened look over her face that Nettie hardly knew her.
I brought my Roman sash to dress her in, if you thought well of it; she is real bright, and will do just as she is told.
Sometimes I wore a red sash instead of my belt and sword which I was not allowed to carry into town.
He was quite ignorant of military matters and at his first appearance on parade as officer of the day appeared wearing his sash over the wrong shoulder.
A wide sash of silk encircled her waist, and the profusion of gold bangles on her ankles had been tied together so that they should not jingle as she walked.
At last he rose, and, with his eyes still fixed upon me, drew from his sash his long curved knife with its carved handle.
Dragging one of them into the light close to my couch, I drew the knife from my sash and ripped it open.
Covered with straw and with the sash to keep out frost, the fruit ripens in a satisfactory manner for several weeks.
I was busy swinging up the sash of the nearest window.
Dark and saturnine as ever, he glided out into the path in front of me, thrusting something back into the sasharound his waist, moved toward me, and took my horse's head.
Some decorative effect has been sought here, the ornamentation, made up of notches and sunken grooves, closely resembling that on the window sash illustrated in Fig.
Occasionally a primitive sash of several lights is found, but frequently the glass is used singly; in some instances it is set directly into the adobe without any intervening sash or frame.
In several cases in Zuñi the primitive sashor frame has been rudely decorated with incised lines and notches.
The frame or sash is usually built solidly into the wall.
The two men personating the goddesses had their limbs painted white; one wore a black sash around his loins, held by a silver belt.
Philippe Beaucoeur wears a tan-Colored costume cut on Indian lines (supposedly dressed deerskin) with a sash of scarlet, such as the French voyageurs were in the habit of wearing.
Francois betrays his French ancestry by a red sashtied at the side.
He wears a tan shirt, open at the neck, and a scarlet sash belt.
The curtains may be sash lengths or may be the full length of the window but do not make them longer than to reach the sill.
Katherine lighted an old Venetian lantern and some red-shaded candles, then drew the sash curtains which were of dark red silk with arabesques of fine gold lines.
The castors complained as she pushed back her chair, then the sash went up and the breath of the night that came in and rattled Esther's papers tasted like deep well water, wonderfully pure and cool and dark.
The window-sash was down all but a little crack to let in air, and I raised it so slowly and gently that I made no noise.
She lifted one hand and rested it on the sash at the level of her head.
She turned from him again and rested her forehead on her hands against the raised sashof the window.
At this moment a sash was thrown up, and the prisoner, Herriot, appeared at a window of the court-room above.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sash" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
