Use of rimmed in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include rimmed at the start of sentence, rimmed at the end of sentence and rimmed in the middle of sentence
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rimmed at the start of sentence
- Rimmed by a waist-high balustrade, the garden sheers down some twenty feet.
rimmed in the middle of sentence
- Trees rimmed the pool.
- Trees rimmed the cemetery.
- Mountains rimmed the valley.
- The golf ball rimmed the hole.
- Sugar rimmed the dessert plate.
- The glass was rimmed with sugar.
- Her eyes were rimmed with black.
- His eyes were rimmed with fatigue.
- Wild flowers rimmed the little pool.
- She had a liberal, full rimmed mouth.
- Do you wear rimmed or rimless glasses?
- The plates and glassware were rimmed with gold.
- Wild flowers and grasses rimmed the little pond.
- The whole lake was rimmed with thick beds of reeds.
- He swore as the ball rimmed the cup and rolled away.
- Gold rimmed spectacles bit deep into the bridge of his nose.
- These alleys left behind them four square plots rimmed with box.
- People went about exhausted, ashen-faced, their eyes rimmed with red.
- The golf ball rimmed the cup for a while and fell at last into the hole.
- Yes, you, red - eyed , with horn - rimmed glasses and a black turtleneck.
- They were grey, the iris rimmed with black, and had the clarity of lake water.
- The wall is rimmed with razor wire; guards, dressed in camouflage, stand watch.
- Her eyes were rimmed with the price of traversing oceans, the jump of time zones.
- The flowers are a subtle shade of pale green, rimmed in purple as the days go on.
- But his dark rimmed glasses and old fashioned looks belie a career spent one step ahead.
- And Francie's collar, she saw,(Sentence dictionary) was rimmed with dirt and his neck was filthy.
- His skull was rimmed in purest gold and used for years by the kings of the Ashanti as a ceremonial drinking vessel.
- Bushy eyebrows, a pair of steel - rimmed glasses and an old - fashioned salt-and-pepper beard gave him the look of a submariner from the First World War.
