trinkets

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• The walls of his office were lined with treasures and trinkets from his travels, which his brother said he used to ease the nerves of his clients.

• If you know someone who bought a car during the pandemic, consider giving them some of the trinkets below.

• During the holiday shopping rush, stocking stuffers often become second-tier gifts, obligatory trinkets.

• Realizing I wasn’t there for trinkets, the man effortlessly switched into historian mode.

• We take a collective approach to game-plan formation and little trinkets and things of that nature.

• It looked like a copper pull-chain from an old lamp, with a trinket attached that could have come from a cereal box.

• The trinket works as follows: Ask a question, shake the ball, and a tiny digital readout supplies an answer.

• She always included some red trinket in her attire, in memory of her executed lover.

• For some purpose monsieur came to Beauvais with an attempt to deceive mademoiselle with this little iron trinket.

• Here was the gold trinket, and glancing round to make certain no one was watching, Mercier had put it into her open hand.

• He was from the first very fearful for my safety, and to ease his mind I showed him the trinket and told him of our compact.

• Did Armida possess any trinket in the form of a little enameled cross—like a miniature cross of cavaliere?