Sentence examples for cloth did from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hyneman added, however, that "the cloth did have something to do with it".

Mr. Fleay, operating the camera with his head under a black cloth, did not notice that the thylacine had sneaked up behind him.

The hotel is steeped in history: Charles Dickens stayed there while rehearsing A Christmas Carol; Ho Chi Minh, who trained under Escoffier in Paris, was a pastry chef here, before he returned to wrestle Vietnam from the French and Americans; and Malcolm X, cut from a very different type of revolutionary cloth, did a stint as a busboy.

"Wipe the counter, wet a cloth — do you remember where the cloths are?

And exporters of yarn and cloth don't even pay that.

Her work was a banquet cloth done all in one piece.

This flapping piece of cloth does two things: it causes my neck discomfort and drops onto every patient I bend over to see, efficiently spreading whatever was on the first patient to the next one, and so on.

How does a piece of cloth do all that?

A small note at the end: As Muslims or non-Muslims, we have to understand that wearing a piece of cloth does not make a person any better or worse, because humans are fallible creatures, with whom we must be tolerant.

In terms of fact, the cloth does appear to come from Palestine, and the markings on the Shroud bear an uncanny resemblance to the flesh-wounds of Jesus -- blood marks of his feet and wrists (more realistic than hand-wounds), side, brow, back (beatings), and right shoulder (smudged from carrying the cross) -- as well as a crown of thorns.

Don't press, just let the cloth do the work.