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They had the velour, the vertical plant and the people.

Velour had discovered the mistake too late to do anything about it.

The only interior color was red, in either leather or velour.

Do you care to chat with the guy in the brown velour jacket?

"The purple velour is a little over the top, but it's a choice he'll have to live with."

I pulled out the velour box, took a deep breath, and opened it.

Then he looked at his sleeve, brown silk, not blue velour.

I thought that my shiny gold velour pants actually looked good.

I was glad the velour had such a high skirt and wide neck.

He rubbed her back through the cheap velour robe and felt needed.

The hair was short and dense, a deep velour of black and white.

She was already out of bed, pulling on a blue velour dressing gown.

Long before the woman in the blue velour pantsuit took the microphone, everyone could see she was the mother.

There were two generous side pockets in the green velour robe.

"She used to lift people up when they were down," Andrew said as he sat on a black velour couch.

She once wrapped a wedding present in white velour.

I question her choice of wearing velour... must not have seen it coming at all.

The one at right wore a molded velour mask hat.

She immediately went to the back, and brought out some examples, mounted on velour covered heads.

From the centre he took the flat velour package of gems and held them out.

Annie entered the living room and sat on a plum velour armchair.

"Easy enough," Maryalice said, sliding across the velour and opening the door.

The windows probably look out on rooftops, but they are heavily draped with brown velour.

She leaned back to allow her mother to admire the dark gray velour outfit.

Velvet, of course, the dark green of expensive couch velour.

It can also be called velours paper or velvet paper.

She sat down under it, in a big velours chair and held a fixed painful smile on her face.

"The ones with the elaborate patterns are usually cotton velours, where they have cut the loops.

Another moment, and he moved forward once more, passing into a world of sky-candles and blue velours.

Mostly sports clothes for traveling - skirts and blouses and velours.

"We will stifle his cries with the velours.

Her latest single Coeur de velours was released in July 2010.

Velour or velours is a plush, knitted fabric or textile.

A sky of palpitating velours which was cut into by the stark flare of a thousand electric light bulbs.

During the 18th and 19th century, the textile tradition of Amiens became famous for its velours.

Caviarteria's appropriately plush setting is done in granite, blond wood and deep-blue velours.

Animal patterns on velours and woolens were as prevalent as grousy tweeds.

Yet the fabrics were glorious: the best suedes, velours, cashmeres and spills of gold lames.

New trims included sporty plaids, plush velours, knits and 11 distinctive genuine leathers.

Velours, Client of Prate the orator.

Velours (addition of erroneous liaisons in -z-):

Flammes de velours (1927)

The word Velcro is a portmanteau of the two French words velours ("velvet"), and crochet ("hook").

Les Dames de Velours (1933)

"Velours," said Peter Crawford, the scenic designer for the convention, "give a rich, warm, comfortable feeling, a fullness that provides a pleasing but constant background."

That means lots of stretch velvets and velours, textured and patterned leggings and giant paillettes.

"Velours, m'lord."

Both Saks and Bergdorf Goodman have had strong sales of velours by Isaac Mizrahi.

Rock Velours, based on the RockDétente format, airs on Sirius channel 88 (formerly 192)

L'Oasis francophone (formerly Rock Velours), French language adult contemporary pop (Channel 88)