How To Use Clothesline In A Sentence
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He was in the backyard hanging the dripping wash on the sagging clothesline.
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The drying process for doing laundry at home is either hanging clothes on a clothesline or tumbling them in a gas- or electric-heated dryer.
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Sheets of newspaper plaster a wooden partition, and clotheslines swoop overhead.
Creative Cirko De Mente evokes . . . well, it's hard to say
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Smooth the garments out as you hang them, whether you're hanging them directly on a hanger or on the clothesline outdoors.
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Full on cultural phenomenon, like Heelys, but without the urge to clothesline people using them.
Do Grandma a Favor and Cut the 'LOLSpeak'
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An indispensable braid of live rubber with clips at both ends: it's a bungee, tourniquet, lanyard, clothesline, gear strap, and 52 other things.
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The maker of the iconic Hills Hoist clothesline posted a net profit of $40.2 million for the year ended 30 June, up from $9.5 million last year, though last year's figure was weighed down by $18.5 million in writedowns and other significant items.
The Age News Headlines
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Enlarged photos from New York coin laundries and village clotheslines authenticate the laundromat feel.
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The babies will be kept hanging on clotheslines or in special intensive care units for about four weeks until they are ready and able to fly again.
WATCH: Orphaned Baby Bats Rescued
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I dropped Fanny's petticoat that I had been unpinning from the clothesline and ran inside after my sister.
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Alma made them string clothesline around so she could stretch blanketing over him and down to the floor without its touching him.
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“Leather Britches”—unshelled beans that were traditionally threaded together and hung to dry at which point they look like little britches on a clothesline—can be cooked slowly and can stay on the stove for several days, he says, and be eaten for lunch, supper, and lunch again the next day.
One Big Table
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Frankly, I think they'll be better off with a clothesline and a washtub…
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She says she found her way to this blog after doing a search for "clotheslines," where she was led to this post.
SouleMama
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She was tied to a kitchen chair with clothesline, with a dishtowel around her mouth as a gag.
DOLL'S EYES
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Ten years ago, when he first started patrolling his village beach for turtle poachers, he was chasing a few of them on his rickety old bike when they clotheslined him.
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In the second, Miss Rondel was right here in the dooryard, pinning a towel to her clothesline.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER
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And then one day you discover a length of clothesline.
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You should get one of those little travel clotheslines.
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He begins to accept the new lifestyle, helping his grandmother to thread a needle, hang up clothes on the clothesline, and shop with her at the market.
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I also spent some time pruning the caragana bushes that grow in my backyard near the clothesline.
Pruning
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In addition, the dungarees go through whiskering, color coatings and oven baking that leaves them soft and rumpled, like they've just been air-dried on a clothesline.
Guy Blue Heaven
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“We put clabbered milk in a cheesecloth and hung it from the clothesline to drip for a day,” she says, “and you had what we now call cream cheese.”
One Big Table
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The puff on the bed they put me in smelled old-fashionedly of flake soap, the way my mother's laundry used to when I helped her carry the wet wash basket out back to the clothesline.
Licks of Love in the Heart of the Cold War
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A clothesline is the strongest indication that this battered house is occupied, although jackdaws seem to be nesting in the chimney.
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But Julian practically clotheslines me with his arm to stop me from moving.
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Off I went to the nearest dollar store to buy clothesline rope.
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A clothesline in the backyard is a reminder of how electric dryers were once considered luxuries, not household must-haves.
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I remember my Maw Maw hanging the white sheets on the clothesline that was strung from a post near her back door out toward the edge of the lawn near the creek, and the game we'd make of dodging around them, and the sweet, sunny smell we'd breathe in from them at night, as if they'd absorbed our happiness.
February 2008
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A woman was reaching from the window, hanging nappies on a clothesline that stretched across to the next building.
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Minghella's movie is culture with a capital culch: it has ghosts playing Bach, a plumber who quotes Dylan Thomas and the kind of cinematography that holds a close-up of a white sheet on a clothesline, possibly signifying the Whiteness of Life.
Ghostest With The Mostest
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In the second, Miss Rondel was right here in the dooryard, pinning a towel to her clothesline.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER
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Deliverance came in a large steel box that rendered clotheslines obsolete and turned my father into a walking-talking spokesperson for the unsung plight of the housewife.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Thanks Dad
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She was tied to a kitchen chair with clothesline, with a dishtowel around her mouth as a gag.
DOLL'S EYES
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With a guttural roar, I extended my arms outward and clotheslined the two in front.
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A guerrilla soldier clung stubbornly to our clothesline pole, his foot trapped in the maw of my father's security dog, a Ridgeback.
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Tighten the clothesline so it doesn't drop.
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Edge and Cena suplex Show, then clothesline him out.
Liveblogging WrestleMania 25
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Our robin sat on the clothesline and said, `Well, spring's here at last!
NOTHING TO WEAR AND NOWHERE TO HIDE: A COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES
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Pendleton the remorseless Bichon Frise, who saunters down the sidewalk on his 12-foot leash and then clotheslines you ankle-high.
Have We All Gone to the Dogs?
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She went to the brown paper bag on the counter and pulled out the roll of clothesline she'd bought in town this morning.
DOLL'S EYES
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The wet clothes has frozen on the clothesline.
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Side headlock by MVP, to the ropes, yet another shoulder block by MVP, blocked hiptoss by MVP, one by Hunter, then a shortarm clothesline to bring MVP down.
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When you wash the sheets and when you reach up to peg them on the clothesline, you can feel the wet cotton against your skin and it's all cool like slipping into a swimming pool.
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I looked up. The fire escape was empty. A dish towel fluttered on an improvised clothesline; someone else would live there now, some other couple.
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The wet clothes has frozen on the clothesline.
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The crossvine, bignonia ‘Tangerine Beauty’ entwined with Killer on the clothesline pole posed a thorny problem if it was to be saved.
Killer- An Update « Fairegarden
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According to some accounts, the expression "to fight like Kilkenny cats" dates back to a somewhat ailurophobic custom among Hessian soldiers stationed in Ireland: tying two cats together by the tails and hanging them over a fence or clothesline.
Undefined
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Martha hung the towel outside on the clothesline in order to cry it out.
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Jaguars safety Donovin Darius was ejected in the fourth quarter for a helmet-jarring, clothesline hit on receiver Robert
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You can't talk about the clothesline without thinking about the entire washday of yesteryear - and all the hard work that went into it every week.
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Our robin sat on the clothesline and said, `Well, spring's here at last!
NOTHING TO WEAR AND NOWHERE TO HIDE: A COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES
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The crossvine , bignonia ‘Tangerine Beauty’, was added the next year to the clothesline pole.
GBDW Arbors and Pergolas-Killer-The Dilemma « Fairegarden
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She went to the brown paper bag on the counter and pulled out the roll of clothesline she'd bought in town this morning.
DOLL'S EYES
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He then tackles his opponent's legs and Dude clotheslines him, knocking him unconscious when his head hits the ground.
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As well, since I noticed in Grade 5 that almost every lippy woman in literature is eventually clotheslined by fate, I wasn't too surprised when the wife in this play was struck by terminal cancer.
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The drying process for doing laundry at home is either hanging clothes on a clothesline or tumbling them in a gas- or electric-heated dryer.
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Long ago, laundry tasks simply required a tub, washboard, clothesline and backbreaking labor.
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The residents shared a clothesline, an outhouse, and a single spigot - the lone source of water.
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In the second, Miss Rondel was right here in the dooryard, pinning a towel to her clothesline.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER
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From one end of the town to the other clotheslines, dining-room chairs, porch rockers and upstairs bedrooms are overflowing with silk foulards, frilled dimities, beribboned and belaced organdies, not to mention the billows of dotted swiss and muslin.
Green Valley
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A Cabbage Patch doll dries on the clothesline.
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But this slender plot acts as a mere clothesline for a series of slapstick asides and cinematic in-jokes.
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An image of my middy blouse hanging alone on the clotheslines outside our kitchen window, buffeted by the wind, came to mind.
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She overheard their conspiracy and intervened to thwart their plan by placing diversions in their path - attacking hounds; rich, tempting raiment dangling on elusive clotheslines; and many other such conjurations.
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This colored "taffy" is cut into circles about the size of a tortilla, and hung on a clothesline to dry out a bit more.
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