Sentence examples for called cloth from inspiring English sources

And it has found a way to assist villagers that moves beyond the stigma of charity, through a program called "Cloth for Work" —  which links clothes to self-organized development activities in villages.

A couple of blocks away, on the ground floor of a brownstone, I found a cozy little shop called Cloth.

Christopher Farr, at 212 Westbourne Grove, has a new line of upholstery fabrics, above, called Cloth, available in the United States at the de Sousa Hughes showroom in San Francisco, (415) 626-6883, from $57 to $113 for a yard.

And while Morris, a socialist, developed medieval designs to protest manufacturing-era values, Wheeler embraced industrialism, printing on humble blue denim, and manufacturing a fabric with metallic weave she called "cloth of gold".

Use special cloths, called tac cloths, to pick up dust after sanding.

The two groups, working together, painted the designs on panels made of a material called parachute cloth, a non-woven acrylic fabric, which were eventually transferred to bare walls on separate buildings in a rundown Philly neighborhood about half a block apart (3049 and 3065 Germantown Avenue).

5," painted on a porous material called Osnaburg cloth, which allowed color to bleed through.

Paper mulberry (Broussonetia papyrifera), of the same family, has red globular fruit and an inner bark that yields a fibre used in the Orient for papermaking and in Polynesia for the manufacture of a coarse fabric called tapa cloth.

Adrosko [19] states that leathercloth was "made on a plain woven cotton base, had a surface coating designed to resemble leather" and that it was called American Cloth in England, and Enamelled or Oil Cloth in the United States.

I thought about why ñandutí was called "spiderweb" cloth.

Our last tailor, Dular Barua, is in the back of a store called Krishna Cloth House, among its many competitors in Delhi's upscale Khan Market.