“stiletto”造句，怎麼用stiletto造句

Came of age in PostWar boom typified by 1951 Charles Jourdan stiletto heel.

That's a good bit of steel, repeated he, examining his formidable stiletto.

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The stiletto was nine inches long, with an engraved handle and a stubby little cross piece, Its needlelike point was extremely sharp.

He cleaned his stiletto on Parkin's trousers, and wiped the ocular liquid from his hands. It had been a messy business.

Like a herd of antelope, jockeying and shoving for position, 150 young women raced down Amsterdam's most famed fashion street in stiletto heels Thursday, racing for a $15, 000 prize.

A dagger or stiletto.

When he turned the stiletto was in his band.

A gym in New York has even launched a stiletto class.

Sitting at an outdoor coffee shop, Cheng is eye-catching in brown shorts and knee-high black stiletto boots.

He offers reassurance that some of man's odder impulses, from high-stakes gambling to bungee-jumping or wearing stiletto heels, are rooted in evolutionary necessity.

woman's shoe with a stiletto heel

She wore black stiletto heels, dark stockings, a short, flared skirt, and a tight-fitting blouse with a plunging neckline.

Perched on a cannon with one knee crossed over the other, she smiled in a sweater, thigh-high, stiletto-heeled leather boots, and a micro-skirt which rode up her buttocks.

Police later found more than100 pairs of stiletto shoes hidden behind a trap door at the printing works where he was employed.

Widely used in art, stiletto, lineation, cutting margin.