carpet

Before the pandemic, many of your posts and slideshows covered red carpet events from indie film festivals to the Oscars.

The carpet is stained from the door to the window with red wine.

His father, Hassan, is a carpet merchant with close relations to senior members of the conservative Islamic Coalition Party.

And it is a situation impossible to brush under the carpet because the Confederacy transformed the Union.

But Friday morning, the monthly jobs report dumped a steaming pile of caution on the carpet.

The fact that Israel gets called on the carpet so often is wrapped in a multitude of sometimes contradictory factors.

There, Judy, keep back for a moment; it will get upon the carpet, and spoil it if we are not as quick as possible.

The carpet of the room had been taken up for the summer, and the floor was of dark red tiles, waxed and immaculate.

The carpet was of the same date as the curtains, and was thread-bare in many places; and in others was covered with drugget.

The rain had stopped now and the lawn under his feet was soggy and water-beaten like a carpet that has been left out in a storm.

Yet as amici curiae, we would have thought that that Tottenham Road carpet might have been kept out of Court.