Reticule Sentence Examples

Having found what she was looking for in the reticule she handed it to Natasha.

And the countess bent over her reticule to hide her agitated face.

This is such a practical drawback that the separation is generally 4ths or $ths of the theoretical, and then the primary image viewed by the eye piece may be rather outside the field-lens, which is a great practical advantage, especially when a reticule has to be mounted in the primary focal plane, although the edge of the field is not quite achromatic under these conditions.

Her enormous figure stood erect, her powerful arms hanging down (she had handed her reticule to the countess), and only her stern but handsome face really joined in the dance.

Mademoiselle Bourienne took from her reticule a proclamation (not printed on ordinary Russian paper) of General Rameau's, telling people not to leave their homes and that the French authorities would afford them proper protection.

Here you're required to make use of the left analog stick to shift your aiming reticule around the screen.

For the duration of the Artillery Strike, your designated target will appear on their Command Map and Mortar sights as a targeting reticule.

Also, each character has a reticule which will change color to indicate their current health level.

Each observer will need to focus the reticule to allow for their own eye.

The eye piece should be adjusted to bring the reticule into sharp focus.

But if he won't--that's his affair, said Marya Dmitrievna, looking for something in her reticule.

Here you 're required to make use of the left analog stick to shift your aiming reticule around the screen.

With my monocular microscope I got 40 reticule lines to 1 millimeter.

Moving the Wii Remote aims a small reticule ("target") on the screen.

While aiming, you can enter "Bond mode" which will give you a small aiming reticule that you can move around, allowing you to shoot enemies in specific places.

Matching feathers often adorned her bag, which in those days tended to be a tiny clutch, a drawstring pouch or a flat reticule, often beaded.

She took a pair of pear-shaped ruby earrings from her huge reticule and, having given them to the rosy Natasha, who beamed with the pleasure of her saint's-day fete, turned away at once and addressed herself to Pierre.

Then I played cards with her and picked up her reticule and drove out with her.