He took his wife's clothesline to bind these logs together, so that they would form a raft, and Ojo found some strips of wood and nailed them along the tops of the logs, to render them more firm.
When she found that her husband had used her clothesline, and the logs she had wanted for firewood, and the boards she had intended to mend the shed with, and a lot of gold nails, she became very angry.
"Fetch a clothesline," said the King to his Army, "and tie us all together.
And while the Soldier was gone for the clothesline his Majesty continued, "it is well for me to be careful, for my very existence is in danger."
"Well, all right, Tom, fix it your own way; but if you'll take my advice, you'll let me borrow a sheet off of the
clothesline."
For a moment he hung there, clawing with his feet like a cat on a
clothesline, but presently a piece of the thatch came away, and Mr.
She added a few applique butterflies, used rickrack for the
clotheslines instead of fabric and arranged the Triangle-Square units as Broken Dishes blocks rather than Pinwheel blocks.
In my area, where there were once farm fields, there are now new subdivisions full of big homes that have big yards and no
clotheslines or gardens in sight.
We have few
clotheslines and need electric lights on all day in our shopping centers despite our usually sunny weather.
It's now up to you whether to go with the elephants, the trees or the
clotheslines. Perhaps you'll go with all three!
Sources say that the student, Farah D., likely threw herself from the balcony of the apartment, located in the neighborhood of Al-Bustan Al-Kabir, and was saved when the
clotheslines strung across balconies broke her fall.