(1) He did think that he remembered the funeral, an expanse of black crepe and a huddle of mourning family.

(2) The Gateshead-built engine had a laurel wreath round its funnel and there were black crepe streamers on the rear coaches, and flags were at half-mast along the route.

(3) Businesses were closed, flags were at half-mast, and black crepe was hung on buildings and lamp posts.

(4) That bus now sits in a Detroit area museum adorned in a black crepe to mark her death.

(5) Arial's eyes were drawn to a young woman dressed in black crepe .

(6) Corrette also seems unwilling to don the black crepe .

(7) Even the signs of mourning - the black crepe flags and candles - are disappearing much too quickly, as if a hurried will of forgetfulness is overtaking us.

(8) A silk crepe blouse

(9) Paris draped black mourning crepe on the trees lining the Champs Elysees to pay homage to the victims.

(10) Flowers and candles no longer clog the sidewalk outside the firehouse at Houston Street and Sixth Avenue but the doorway is draped in black crepe and the names of fallen firefighters are displayed by the entrance.

(11) New techniques involving lasers to blast uneven pigmentation, acid peels to smooth crepey skin and injections to plump up wrinkles or freeze facial muscles have all been developed and refined over the last decade.

(12) It is a known fact that medium or larger sized frames help to camouflage crepey or wrinkled eye areas and erase wrinkles, bags and sags.

(13) A vein pulses slightly through her crepey skin.

(14) At Borghese they believe that Vitamin C will help to smooth out the crepey , dry surface that can be a feature of winter skin.

(15) Her things were in this room, and she was an old woman in her seventies with crepey skin.

(16) Another problem with facelifts is that they only deal with the effects of gravity pulling the skin into lines and folds, not with crepey skin texture, age spots and lines.