Sentence examples for a durable material from inspiring English sources
The trousers Goodall makes, which cost around £700 a pop, are often calf's leather, a durable material with a bit of "give".
Initially conceived as a durable material, research suggests it probably derives from the cotton mills and industrial towns of northern England – an area populated by sticklers for a fabric that's going to "wear" well.
The starch hemp composite material is 100% natural fibers and a durable material.
In order to ensure a durable material, the expansion due to the alkali-silica reaction was also analyzed.
Concrete is generally considered a durable material but is subject to deterioration caused by mix design, environmental effects, and corrosion of the embedded reinforcement.
Besides being an excellent accent and a durable material for the exterior of the audio drivers, M&D has done something never seen before on Bluetooth headphones: machined aluminum antenna bands.
Choice of a more durable material and a more representative (or specific) icon (picture) should be among the primary considerations of educators who plan to use educational card games.
All human groups as well as many other primate populations, such as chimpanzees, use tools composed of organic materials such as wood that rarely preserve more than a few years (McGrew 1992), unlike stone, which is a very durable material.
Through SHFT, Glatzer and Grenier also highlight small business innovations, such as Bionic Yarn -- a soft, durable material made from recycled plastic bottles (Pharrell Williams is an investor) -- and collaborate with big businesses, including Ford, Virgin America and AOL/The Huffington Post.
HUDDLED around the fire, early man would sooner or later have noticed the way that soft, malleable clay close to the embers baked into a hard, durable material.
Needlepoint as it is known today can be said to have originated in the 17th century, when the fashion for furniture upholstered with embroidered fabrics prompted the development of a more durable material, canvas, to serve as the foundation for the embroidery.
