Sentence for cloak | Use cloak in a sentence

Cloak example sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use cloak in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for cloak.

• But the cloak! (10)
• Her cloak was brought. (8)
• Only your cloak, my lady. (8)
• Only this cloak for my lady. (8)
• Under cloak, they demand it. (10)
• He had wrapped her in a cloak. (12)
• She had not taken off her cloak. (12)
• And she opened her cloak the wider. (8)
• I thought, and slipped off my cloak. (8)
• I need neither hat, cloak, nor sandals! (5)
• And he flung his cloak to step forward. (10)
• Christian drew the cloak round her again. (8)
• She throws of her scarf and long red cloak. (8)
• What had moved her to put on this blue cloak? (8)
• And I think you had better put that cloak away. (8)
• He brought me a cloak of his own, and four gulden. (8)
• Shines his gold-laurel sun, or cloak connivent rains. (10)
• It robes us in the cloak of the place, as at a funeral. (10)
• A sharp wind blew, and her shabby little cloak fluttered. (12)
• She is netting herself the sweetest cloak you can conceive. (4)
• She put on her robes of philosophy to cloak discouragement. (10)
• The dark young waiter laid her cloak upon her with adoring hands. (8)
• Her figure seemed immediately to wear a cap and cloak of dulness. (10)
• As if throwing off some cloak of enchantment that clogged her spirit! (10)
• Be careful to put on a cloak or thick shawl; we have touches of frost. (10)
• She stumbled on the helpless word in a hasty effort to cloak her vanity. (10)
• Brescia under the big Eastern hill which throws a cloak on it at sunrise! (10)
• Wrapt up in a cloak of politeness, she seemed determined to hazard nothing. (4)
• The baronet stood beside the cot in his long black cloak and travelling cap. (10)
• The ladies might desire to cloak facts, but they had no pleasure in deception. (10)
• Yes; I remember, I asked you while you were waiting in the lobby for your cloak. (4)
• He wore Hessian boots; a voluminous black cloak hung loosely from his shoulders. (10)
• Wearing a black velvet cap and a Spanish furred cloak, he led us over the villa. (10)
• He lay down on a sofa, and his valet drew his boots off and threw a cloak over him. (10)
• Christian turned to Ruth, and saw the threadbare little cloak in which she shivered. (12)
• Wrapt in a long cloak, with low pointed cap and feather, stood the person indicated. (10)
• Montini was despatched to fetch her maid Giacinta with cloak and hood for her mistress. (10)
• She came in as usual, dropped her opera cloak, and stood before him with bare shoulders. (8)
• By and by he took his lamp, and put on the old cloak and cap, and went to gaze at Ripton. (10)
• But as a matter of fact the flour shipment was merely a cloak to carry on a deeper scheme. (18)
• In the hall he met Venetia, who was slowly coming down the stairs, wrapped in a long cloak. (13)
• Her face was buried in her hands; her arms, from which the cloak fell back, were alone visible. (8)
• In the corridor a lady in black, with a cloak falling open, seems uncertain whether to come in. (8)
• She had, indeed, been so care ful, that to cloak her feelings, she had written as another person. (10)
• It was dark, and he shook off the hand that laid hold of his cloak, roughly, not recognizing his son. (10)
• Not earnestness worn as a cloak, but issuing, we see; not simply a leader of musicians, a leader of men. (10)
• She had put on her cloak to hide her dress, and its silk swished against the silvery blades of the wheat. (8)
• He wore a wide blue cloak, with a grace which hovered between that of an Italian poet and an early pirate. (2)
• She had carefully woven the cloak with her own hands, and that, she cried, was the way her labor was valued! (5)
• Should he go forth alone on his chance of discovering Clara and forgiving her under his umbrella and cloak? (10)
• Vittoria spread her cloak, and lay under bare sky, not suffering the woman to be ejected from the carriage. (10)
• When she had regained her room, she locked the door, threw off her cloak, and looked at herself in the glass. (8)
• It was like the transformation in a fairy tale; Beauty had taken her old cloak about her, and bent to calamity. (10)
• And again he gathered his pride as a cloak, and defied the world, and gloried in the sacrifice that degraded him. (10)
• He offered his opera-hat and civil mantle to Radocky, who departed in them, leaving his military cloak in exchange. (10)
• But it brought no warmth; and Scorrier wrapped himself closer in his cloak, feeling as though old age had touched him. (8)
• Throwing on a cloak she walked out into the moonlit garden, and went slowly down the whitened road toward the station. (8)
• If haply no finger lay out To the figures of days that had been, I gathered my herb, and endured; My old cloak wrapped me about. (10)
• Now was the cloak of night worn threadbare, and grey astir for the heralding of gold, day visibly ready to show its warmer throbs. (10)
• She took off her cloak, and Bilson, with an understanding look, did not even open the drawing-room door for her, but ran downstairs. (8)
• After a while, since the chill of the unheated room penetrated through her cloak and even her frock, she got up and walked up and down. (12)
• Politeness reigned, but politeness is compelled to throw off cloak and jacket when it steps into the arena to meet the encounter of a bull. (10)
• A cloak of thick rough woollen cloth, like the mantle of the ancient Dacian, was their covering by night, and their chief protection against the weather. (20)
• Mention of the military cloak of enthusiasm covering Shalders, brought the scarce credible old time to smite at his breast, in the presence of these eyes. (10)
• She called to her maid Danvers, whom Redworth remembered: a firm woman of about forty, wrapped, like her mistress, in head-covering, cloak, scarf and shawl. (10)

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Definition of cloak:

• cloak, cloke, klk, n. a loose outer garment: a covering: that which conceals: a disguise, pretext. | v.t. to clothe with a cloak: to cover: to conceal. | ns. cloak’-bag (_obs._), a portmanteau; cloak’-room, a room set apart for keeping cloaks, coats, hats, &c., at a theatre, railway station, &c. (0)

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