Napkin In A Sentence

• Lift with a skimmer on a napkin to drain.
• Poach the eggs and then lift on a napkin to drain.
• A snow-white napkin was spread over the basket.
• Throw a napkin over a mirror, and it reflects nothing.
• He nodded, and going to the table dipped a napkin in water.
• Gustave, his napkin in his hand, threw open the door.
• He handed Lloyd a large napkin and Lloyd wiped his mouth.
• She was just touching her napkin to her lips with a final air.
• He flung his napkin on the tray and turned his face to the wall.
• Some take a fork, and lay a piece on the napkin or tumbler by each plate.
• Others keep it in a tray, covered with a white napkin to keep off flies.
• I could dine without a tablecloth, but hardly without a cleane napkin ...
• I pulled off to the boat again, and gave the contents of the napkin to Kate.

• He keeps his teeth in condition by rubbing them with his napkin before and after meals.
• Only she twisted her damask napkin till it seemed as if she must tear it in pieces.
• Remove the lid and then cover the rice closely with a clean napkin and cook for five minutes.
• Or place one package of shredded codfish in a napkin and dip in hot water and then squeeze dry.
• John rose, napkin in hand, and went while the clatter of knives and forks instantly ceased.
• I then put the will and the money into my pocket, and filled a napkin with food for Kate.
• She folded up her napkin at dinner in the thrifty manner of the Church Street house.
• At once, at your bidding, Through my intercession The napkin will serve you.
• The observer holds the tongue out gently with a napkin and reflects the light from the mirror on his forehead on to the back of the throat.
• Penny tucked a napkin beneath her father's chin and offered him a spoonful of beef broth.
• The man laid the piece of bread down carefully and wiped his fingers on the napkin spread across his knees.
• He tied up in a napkin a meal of food, which had been brought to him but not eaten, and started to go with them.
• The hostess, struck dumb with astonishment, at once became covetous and resolved to have the napkin for herself.
• He had had Limburger cheese for his dinner and had used his whiskers for a napkin to catch the crumbs.
• She fetched a napkin and laid in it the magic fruits from the enchanted garden, which sparkled and shone like the most beautiful jewels.
• Lift, drain well and then turn on a hot platter, laying a napkin under the fish to absorb the moisture.
• To serve, split and fill with jam and then pile on a wicker basket, cover with a napkin and serve with tea.
• Always stick your napkin in your button-hole at the dinner table, if you admit such French superfluities at all.
• His guests took their seats at the table, and as each opened his napkin he found a check for the full amount of his claim, with interest.
• They had not gone far, however, when they beheld a slice of beautiful white bread lying on a snowy napkin by the roadside.
• He now stood with a napkin over his arm, and was gravely uncorking the long-necked bottle of Rhenish.
• The spout and top were closely covered with a napkin and the pot returned to the pail, containing sufficient boiling water to keep the pot hot.
• Her aunt sighed, and handed her the lunch-basket; a fringe of red-and-white napkin dangled invitingly from the corner.
• The Hungarian, aghast, took up his napkin and began to brush the drink from his uniform, meanwhile sputtering to an extent verging on hysteria.
• You need but say softly, "O napkin enchanted, Give food to the peasants.
• The head waiter, as seen from behind, napkin on arm, dish on spread hand, superb, debonair, stout but fleet.

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