beaded belt造句

• The outfits are topped off with matching headscarves and turbans, beaded belts and leather panels.
• Barrymore's street-savvy Dylan wears touches of vintage and neo-hippie styles, including thin beaded belts and denim jackets.
• The beaded belts, encompassing a kind of historical charter of the tribes, were returned to the Iroquois.
• One beaded belt from Kenya is edged in coins to indicate the wealth of the wearer, who would have been a circumcised Kamba girl or a young married woman.
• Designers flooded the fashion runways with peasant blouses and skirts, beaded belts and ethnic espadrilles and embroidered slides because they offered a romantic escape from the restrictive styles of seasons past.
• He interviewed, photographed and videotaped people describing their contributions : a shield made of buffalo hide, a beaded belt made by a mother for her daughter and a game, called mancala, which the elders play.
• Casually dressed in jeans, a purple cotton knit top and a beaded belt, she pulls a bottle of olive oil out of the pantry to brush on the vegetables, explaining that it is a new bottle.
• As the expedition approached the mouth of the Columbia River on the Pacific Coast, Sacagawea gave up her beaded belt to enable the captains to trade for a fur robe they wished to give to President Thomas Jefferson.
• In identical white, short-sleeve dress shirts, green knee-high socks, well-worn sneakers and beaded belts from which dangle about a dozen golden tassels, they blow on whistles, backed by arrhythmic drum beats, horn playing and vocals by women in traditional dresses.
• A Penobscot beaded belt from 1807 in the show belonged to the mother-in-law of Thoreau's Indian guide, and a beaded bag in a decidedly Victorian style with leaf and curved-line designs was owned by the wife of Dr . Sockbesin, an important Penobscot healer.