armful

I brought my armful and set it down before her.

He came back a few minutes later with an armful of dead grass.

He just went down with the first armful; he'll be up again in a minute.

Number 14 returned with an armful of books and a small box.

He got two more armfuls before the heat grew too much.

He was carrying what appeared to be an armful of books.

No armful of flowers could have had so powerful an effect in such a short time.

His second thought was that he held an armful of warm, soft woman.

I dropped one or two things from my armful in negotiating the door.

He wouldn't care to tell her, but she was actually a pretty nice armful.

She took an armful of cloth and pulled it away from the ground.

The armfuls of paper he'd been carrying spilled on to the ground.

She gathered an armful, and they went down to the plain.

By the time I finished, she returned with an armful of fruit and such.

He picked up an armful of sticks and ran back.

Taking an armful of wood he walked back into the cave.

The man was very thin; his form felt like an armful of hard sticks.

To help the fire along he had more armfuls of straw thrown in.

Young human folk walked between them, carrying armfuls of books.

Then the woman was back with an armful of clean clothes in bags.

A young black woman arrived with an armful of fresh pies.

On the second boat were guns, which they carried up by the armful.

At last he came up to me with a great armful of dusters.

"I went to the library and took out armfuls of books on business," she recalled.

In those days, every time I came through the front door for a weekend visit, he would greet me with an armful of books.