With shamefaced, submissive mien he sheathes the thin, gleaming blade.
With low moan and gestured dissent, Paul again sheathes the knife.
The Amanitas are distinguished by the volva, which sheathes the somewhat bulbous stem at its base and the ring and veil which in the young plant are very distinct features, the whole plant in embryo being enveloped in the volva.
Caesarea the cap is smooth, the stem, gills and ring lemon-yellow, and the cup-shaped wrapper or volva which sheathes the base of the stem is white and persistently membranous.
The wiped joints unite electrically the lead sheathes of all cables entering the box and by connecting a single earth bond to the shell of the box all cable sheathes are solidly grounded.
The cables enter the bottom of the box as shown through composition nozzles to which the lead sheathes are united by a wiped solder connection, forming a permanent water and gas tight joint.
The nymph signifies her forgiveness by a nod; the poet sheathes his sword; the spectators begin to breathe again; and the tumultuous assembly breaks up amid the joyous sounds of laughter.
Peyton sadly sheathes the sword he took from Maxime Valois' dead hands.
Gallant Rossell, who passed the Prussian lines to serve France, indignantly sheathes his sword.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sheathes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
