Sentence examples for cloths from from inspiring English sources

Finding a settee and six reproduction French provincial dining chairs ($1,536 for six), she reupholstered them in white cotton duck and festooned them, using a gluegun ($7), with cut-up embroidered suzanis, ceremonial cloths from Uzbekistan.

One example of how that is celebrated in "Theater of the World" is a room full of tapa cloths from native South Pacific islanders surrounding an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus that stands upright.

The rise of Britain as an economic power can be dated to the fourteenth century, when King Edward III banned the import of woollen cloths from Belgium and Holland, the market leaders in textiles.

With most of the bank's employees scattered around the city -- all, it would turn out, thankfully alive -- Mr. Ramaswamy's group met three more colleagues from a New Jersey office, pulled the plastic drop cloths from rows of computers and began rerouting communications from the international banking networks.

With its chorus – "If that's all there is, my friends/ Then let's keep dancing" – there could be no finer nor more serendipitous motif for this blazing series as it sashays towards its own doom, nor for the vacuum in the soul of Don Draper, whose broad bespoke shoulders of cloths from a different age have carried most of its myriad subtleties and contradictions.

A 2010 study by the UK's Health Protection Agency sampled 133 cloths from 120 restaurants.

If clothing covers the burn area, gently cut and remove the cloth from the burn.

They also grew cotton and wove cloth from it.

Favorite travel keepsake: A sacred Tapa cloth from Samoa.

The sofa is covered with black, brown and white mud cloth from Mali, and pieces of vividly colored cloth from Nigeria hang against the walls.

Steve was cut from completely different cloth from most business leaders.