Sentence examples for cloth wool from inspiring English sources

10022 (212) 755-6555 Carriage Cloth wool, S.F.J. taffeta and Lampas moiré: Claremont Furnishing Fabrics* 1059 Third Avenue, Second Floor New York, N.Y.

They can be made of almost anything from Tubular Crin, Rexlace, PVC or rubber pipe, yarn, cloth, wool, yarn, ribbon, synthetic hair...you can even decorate them with normal tape or even caution tape!

The cloth and wool trades flourished in the Middle Ages, and the making of cutlery also became prominent.

A tennis ball consists of a pressurized rubber core covered with high-quality cloth, usually wool mixed with up to 35 percent nylon.

The production of cloth from wool involved several time-consuming steps: cleaning and carding (straightening curled and knotted fibres sheared from the sheep), spinning the fibres into thread, weaving the thread into cloth, shearing off knots and roughness, and dyeing.

From the mid-sixteenth century, Scotland experienced a decline in demand for exports of cloth and wool to the continent.

Southampton Castle was built in the 12th century and by the 13th century Southampton had become a leading port, particularly involved in the import of French wine in exchange for English cloth and wool.

The town came to be called the "brightest jewel in the English crown" owing to its great importance as the gateway for the tin, lead, cloth and wool trades (or "staples").

Wiping out the vagina with cloth, cotton wool or paper during sex [7] or after intravaginal cleansing might have similar effects.

Solid items applied include cloth, cotton wool, paper and stones [ 29, 30].

While participants were not probed about intravaginal use, some focus group participants noted that cloth, cotton wool or toilet paper may be inserted into the vagina to absorb the blood (FGDs with cooked food vendors and bar and guesthouse/hotel workers).