Sentence examples for are stitch from inspiring English sources
verb
To form stitches in; especially, to sew in such a manner as to show on the surface a continuous line of stitches.
After surveying around 3,000 people over the past few quarters, the firm found that while a tiny fraction of the people surveyed are Stitch Fix users, more than half of those people expect their use of Stitch Fix to increase.
But there are also fears that the deals are stitch-ups allowing firms to ditch their creditors but stay under the same management.
"We are stitching together these assets".
The words are stitched into her memory.
"Strips of ermine are stitched onto the antelope-hide base.
The layers of kimonos are stitched on to the performer.
(Rawlings baseballs, for example, are stitched in Costa Rica).
The recorded intensity distributions are stitched together.
The trilayers are stitched together by sulfur sulfur covalent bonds.
Finally, during convolution, these motifs are stitched together to form maximal motifs.
After the datasets have been segmented, they are stitched together to form a collage.
