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He wiped his knife on a fold of his cloak.

Puddles gathered in folds of canvas.

Though your palpebral folds could use some tending.

He lay on his back in a fold in the ground.

Near now, partly hidden by a fold of land, stood the abbey church.

`They always ask about last year's Open,' he said with a fold of his arms.

Many churches try to keep the children of church people within the fold.

Why do long-standing Christians decide to leave the church's fold?

The folds are full of sheep.

You need to make three folds in the paper along lines A, B, and C.

The E.U. wanted to bring the U.S. back into the fold.

Occasional trade union breakaways have always eventually returned to the fold.

Many folds are the result of rocks being crumpled at plate boundaries.

The silver sword is gleaming among the folds of knotted rope.

She stood there with her arms folded.

She folded her hands in her lap.

These rocks were folded in part of the Caledonian chain.

Night folded the earth.

She folded the baby tighter in her shawl.

She ran down the last few steps and folded Belle in her arms.

Whisk the eggs and milk and fold through the ham and ricotta.

The swan stands close by, its great wings folded, watching.

2,500 small businesses were folding each week.

The company folded but quickly reappeared under another name.

Earthquakes can cause rocks to fold.

The very back pair of seats fold into the floor.

The chair folds flat for easy storage.