Turkish towel

The city is still noted for the production of "Turkish towels."

Help her from the tub and dry each other with a Turkish towel.

He sold those Turkish towels and damask tablecloths in job lots.

It was a torn piece of a turkish towel on which the word Polo appeared.

Alice used the respite to wrap herself in a voluminous Turkish towel.

She had on a robe and slippers, and a Turkish towel was wrapped around her head.

A shop with a multitude of hand woven organic cotton items including Turkish towels and robes.

Allow to remain overnight, then lift the poultice and rub briskly with a Turkish towel.

Peel off as much paint as possible by hand, or by rubbing with Turkish toweling.

The store specializes in high-quality Egyptian cottons and thick white Turkish towels.

A wearable Turkish towel is $59.95; (800) 321-1484 or hammacher.com.

Huge feathery puffs on the beds, thick turkish towels.

Oh well...I was so looking forward to the turkish towels.

I am listening,' Vronsky replied, rubbing himself with a Turkish towel.

A museum in Rhode Island has asked for an exotic 17th-century Turkish towel.

Examples of pile textiles are carpets, corduroy, velvet, plush, and Turkish towels.

Their Royal Turkish towels became famous, with Queen Victoria having a regular order.

She swiped her damp body with a thick white Turkish towel, then wrapped it around her trunk, eyes never leaving the mirror.

Software is pillowcases, bedspreads, Turkish towels."

She dashed cold water into her face, rubbed it with a flimsy turkish towel, put on some lipstick and ran a comb through her hair.

When I had searched the suite for clothing, I had noticed a stack of Turkish towels in there.

He'd slept atop the sheets, a drenched Turkish towel spread across his nakedness, and had risen every hour to dampen the towel again.

Turkish towel trees edged all the avenues and, stepping cautiously to the nearest one, Peter picked a towel and wiped his dripping face.

Turkish towels and damask tablecloths, wholesale, Stanley Lightfoot Bowman.

In one case, he discovered that a Turkish towel left in a pipe by a plumber had cut off water to a whole line of kitchens - for years.