Turkish carpet
Turkey carpet

His body went limp and dropped to the Turkish carpet.

This year's competition offered a Turkish carpet as its main prize.

There was a Turkish carpet on the rough, stone flags.

He sank to his knees and stared at the Turkish carpet before the fire.

Turkish carpets "have been an essential part of the American interior since the 19th century," he added.

Huxley began to pace the Turkish carpet before his desk.

Goods that are good value include silver, leather and of course Turkish carpets.

Traditionally, wool used for Turkish carpets is spun by hand.

The pile in Turkish carpets is usually between 2 and 4 mm thick.

They buy a Turkish carpet and leather club chairs.

The term also refers to the central medallion of many Turkish carpets.

Daddy doesn't appreciate his little turds on the new Turkish carpets.

The curtains are 1880s machine-woven copies of a design for a Turkish carpet.

Turkish carpets form an essential part of the Turkish culture.

Turkish carpets are usually named after the town or region where they are made, and each type is distinctive.

A considerable quantity of blood had soaked into the threadbare Turkish carpet.

Sunshine spilling through the windows embroidered the Turkish carpet with gold.

The earliest known examples for Turkish carpets date from the thirteenth century.

Turkish carpets found in Transsylvanian churches were dated back to the 15th century.

Turkish carpets are produced mainly in Anatolia, including neighbouring areas.

I also have a passion for Turkish carpets.

According to these analyses, natural dyes used in Turkish carpets include:

Information is also lacking with regard to the Kurdish and Turkish carpet production.

Underfoot is a cartoonishly colored Turkish carpet that she inherited.

He used the money to buy a Turkish carpet, which he then brought home and spread over the stone flags of his parlour.

I have seen wicked things in a Turkey carpet.

I hope to inherit an armchair and a Turkey carpet.

However, immediately ahead was a dais, covered with a thick Turkey carpet.

I sit with my rough hands folded, eyes down, staring at the flowers in the Turkey carpet.

Main picture The study, with its comfortably worn Turkey carpet.

But obviously the duke's mind had been elsewhere for he nodded suddenly and said, "Turkey carpets?"

She took a slow sweep of the room with its tall windows, lace curtains, Turkey carpets.

I walked down the hallway, my steps muffled by the long Turkey carpet that covered the parquet.

A beautiful Turkey carpet covered the floor.

You don't suppose I go about at this time of night with Turkey carpets under my arm, do you?

She walked to the tub, her eyes fastened to the soft Turkey carpet beneath her feet.

The floor was covered by a Turkey carpet, its various colours pleasantly dimmed by age.

I remember a red Turkey carpet.

More than that, we couldn't improve the mills themselves, unless we laid down Turkey carpets on the floors.

The red-and-cream Turkey carpet was only slightly worn in a passage from doorway to hearth.

Oriental rugs or Turkey carpets, as they were then called, were used here in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.

Amphorae hung from the ceiling, and a litter of curiosities strewed the rich red Turkey carpet.

Your family makes Turkey carpets?

That was when you delivered to me the fruit of that little speculation of ours into Turkey carpets.

I remember the Turkey carpets.

The floor was covered with a deep red Turkey carpet, and the furniture was discreetly bolted to the floor through the carpeting.

I was thrown down on a thick Turkey carpet, the fancified rich floor covering one saw in a palace, a display rug for high-priced goods.

Do you remember years ago when Harry was, oh, seven years of age perhaps, that I had a shipment of Turkey carpets?

Jamie hit a wastebasket with his polo mallet; the basket crashed into the wall and more papers joined the litter on the Turkey carpet.

I am sure he will remember me and I recall he was greatly taken with some Turkey carpets I gave him.