(1) She ironed out all the creases in the shirt.

(2) He ironed a crease down the front of each trouser leg.

(3) The laundry soured before if was ironed.

(4) Have you ironed my shirt?

(5) Her clothes were always beautifully ironed.

(6) His trousers have been freshly washed and ironed.

(7) The fabric was ironed to make the colours fast.

(8) Guy ironed his shirt and shined his shoes for the interview.

(9) The kids bought transfers and ironed them onto their T-shirts.

(10) She hadn't checked whether she had a clean ironed shirt.

(11) The criminal was ironed.

(12) The bank manager has ironed out all my worries about money.

(13) There are no difficulties that cannot be ironed out if both parties are determined to reach an agreement.

(14) These shirts need to be starched and ironed.

(15) Greg carried the pile of ironed shirts upstairs.

(16) As the neatly ironed shirt billows out a special effect signifies the effects of Bold.

(17) In fact most outstanding problems were ironed out over the last couple of months(Sentencedict), Goldstein says; bug fixing remains.

(18) She ironed their tiny strips of white embroidered cuffs and collars herself, and sewed them on fresh nearly every day.

(19) She ironed the uniform every chance, keeping it crisp and fresh.

(20) Most of the notorious grade anomalies have been ironed out and the colour photos should whet people's appetites.

(21) Five months later, the goods were unpacked, ironed, and returned to the store shelves.

(22) She was quite mechanical and unthinking in the way she ironed the shirts.

(23) Chapter Three Miss Dunstable decided to say nothing about the Rector's imperfectly ironed surplice.

(24) But this sector has been beset by problems, and the evidence suggests that they have yet to be properly ironed out.

(25) Though some progress has been made towards common accounts, differences are unlikely to be ironed out worldwide for decades.

(26) My mum came in at about 07.15, holding out my black suit and a white shirt that she had just ironed.

(27) The following afternoon he struggled into the white loons, which he had washed and ironed himself.

(28) Although the first generation of women priests had to fight to assert their identity, those problems have been ironed out.

(29) Every morning I heard the tinny radio play as he washed, hung up and ironed sheets.

(30) It is impregnated with glue, and fabric can be ironed on when dampened.

(1) She ironed out all the creases in the shirt.

(2) He ironed a crease down the front of each trouser leg.

(3) The criminal was ironed.

(31) Feel the tears, nod, my ironed clothes crumple to rags.

(32) The next morning the only remnants are a few indelible plastic strings ironed into the pavement.

(33) The effect of fluctuations is ironed out, so that the personnel department is not disrupted by recruitment activity.

(34) I wished for a new dress as I washed and ironed my old yellow home-made mini for the hundredth time.

(35) Margaret had ironed me some shirts and draped them over a clothes-horse in the hail.

(36) The finer details of the proposals from Environment Secretary Michael Heseltine still have to be ironed out.

(37) She might never have ironed shirts, but she too had once upon a time brought Jacob little surprises, little presents.

(38) She laid the ironed tuxedo on the bed.

(39) You scorched my shirt when you ironed it.

(40) Ironed my clothes each weeknight before bedtime.

(41) Their misunderstandings were ironed out after a long talk.

(42) Neil wasn't at home when Melba was ironed out.

(43) He ironed out all the creases in the shirt.

(44) She only ironed the collar and cuffs.

(45) The problem should be ironed out months ago.

(46) We ironed our best uniforms, sharing one electric iron.

(47) It will take weeks to get all the wrinkles ironed out.

(48) Laundry, such as sheets and linens, that can be ironed mangle rather than by hand.

(49) Who knew this weight lifting champion mouth vigor, got down, tooth India clearly ironed in this preciously Jin Xiangyu on.

(50) Ironed bubble of phallic reoccupy cold water with hot water, what side effect can you have?

(51) Carefully she rubbed and ironed every fold and every hem.

(52) While details of the aid package were being ironed out, the company was placed in receivership.

(53) When the shirts were clean, I ironed them myself, aired them and placed them in drawers in his room.

(54) When it came to writing rules, LI Qing-zhao, with popular language and melodious rhythm and rhyme, ironed out the contradiction between elegance and mediocrity in late Northern Song Dynast...

(55) My mother had never been so pleASed with any wAShwoman. Every piece of laundry wAS AS clean AS polished silver. Every piece wAS neatly ironed.

(56) Every alveolus above the shoe has been ironed with thick wire, put on bootlace next can.

(57) Mrs. Smith washed and ironed clothes for him, succumbing to him.

(58) It assures good fastness and has not change of color after being ironed or polished.

(59) My sons would never dream of expecting their clothes to be ironed.

(60) He used a dampener to moisten the shirts before he ironed them.

(61) Ironed my clothes each weeknight before bedtime. – ...since I had more free time in the evenings. It made my mornings less stressful.

(62) Below is a picture of my paper pattern pinned to the ironed pant leg.

(63) The invention relates to a process for producing improved cold-rolled band that is capable of being deep-drawn or ironed and that has a carbon content of less than 0.5 weight %.

(64) So that how do frothily is crus ironed by autocycle vent - pipe?

(65) The main roller and the auxiliary roller and of a differential design so as to effectively enhance the planeness and evenness of the ironed fabrics.

(66) Rear of rose flower stalk, about one inch of right-and-left position can have been ironed in preexistence boiled water, so OK dredge is peduncular , eliminate bleb, benefit at the flower bibulous.

(67) Please tell us or notify in the list whether you need your clothes ironed, washed, dry-cleaned or mended and also what time you want to get them back.