Ironed In A Sentence

• Ella had hand ironed all her life.
• She took it down to the kitchen and ironed it.
• Get his honor ironed and summon your marines.
• They were like prisoners ironed to the same staple.
• That ironed one side of one sleeve.
• Eleven years had Mrs. Reilly ironed in our laundry.
• Lucia was diseased-looking and unkempt-looking and she ironed very badly.
• So she opened a laundry, and washed and ironed for the neighbourhood.
• Farrow ironed out her course and aimed the careening car dead center.
• Geraldine's eyes held an excited light as she ironed away.
• Again betrayed, and taken by a mob, ironed and imprisoned, 60.
• Behind Ella ironed Anna Golden, black, who wore striped silk stockings.

• Then we ironed out and showered the face of the man with stones from the wheels as we took off.
• One day his wife was ironing and she ironed a great big nightcap with a frill round it.
• She, however, did everything we did not do for ourselves, and ironed the linen after a fashion.
• We couldn't get crews after a time if we ironed and jailed 'em for each offense.
• These boards are often useful, when articles are to be ironed or pressed, in a chamber or parlor.
• Let me finish with the dinner, and you put on that fresh waist I ironed for you.
• Miss Cross ironed the lowers of a pair of pajamas to show me how it was done, then the coat part.
• Behind Jane stood the tall clothes-horse, with its burden of freshly ironed white things.
• You were so steady, Ruth; straight eyes; and it ironed out the wrinkles to hear your voice.
• The same bundle of clothes was soaked in Roumania, rough-dried in Bulgaria, and ironed in Servia.
• At least the marks of too many lonesome hours seemed to be ironed out of his face when he came back.
• Afterward they should be very thoroughly rinsed or they may irritate the skin, and ironed without starch or blueing.
• After a good rubbing he was so shiny that at a distance you might have thought him starched and ironed and newly come from the laundry.
• It is then ironed rapidly to and fro until the fabric has received a high polish (Plate XXIV).
• But on such an occasion you never noticed if the doctor had on a white coat or not, and surely spent no time pondering over who ironed it.
• I then insert myself into the bosom of my piano and sleep, having first removed my clothes and ironed my trousers for future reference.
• The satin must not be wrung, but folded down in cloths for three hours, and then ironed on the wrong side.
• His tone, the way he drew the muscles of his face, ironed out her frown of disgust at public opinion with a smile.
• She dieted and reduced her hips; had violet rays applied to her scalp; had her wrinkles ironed out by some mysterious process.
• Ivan was also in the same hut, but less heavily ironed than his master, and able to attempt a few alleviations for his wretched condition.
• I might as well be paying myself for doing up my own wash, and it would look considerably better than if Irma ironed it.
• Tablecloths should be well starched, and ironed on the right side, and always, when taken off, folded in the ironed creases.
• Thora sitting opposite him, was, in her slow quiet way, crimping with her fingers the lawn ruffles on the newly ironed clothes.
• I ironed on a quilt spread out on de floor, and I ironed jes' as nice as anybody.
• He's clim above 'em with his educated ways; the Injun's ironed out of that man.
• Male: a beautiful black and white crest rising up high in a rounded form, but very thin from side to side, like a hood ironed flat.
• The proof adduced in support of this is of the most trivial, but it strikes me as wholly undesirable that we should all be ironed out and conventionalized.
• We packed finished chocolates; we punched slots in already-made lamp cones; we ironed already washed, starched, and dampened clothes.

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