Sentence examples for custom canvas from inspiring English sources
Bryan was a local business owner who made custom canvas covers for trailers, Mr. Dunn said.
It was a "Style your Sole" party, and as they started to paint, pen and tag their own custom canvas, we brought additional employees from TOMS to talk about their work and how they got there.
Vizic visualizes catalog data over a custom background canvas using the shape, size and orientation of each object in the catalog.
They showed off silver lapel pins signifying their elite status, carried around custom Vineyard Vines canvas totes and exuded collective amazement after watching Olympic ski jumpers do flips into a giant swimming pool.
The special kit offered in partnership with Timbuk2 includes everything needed to brew on the fly: a custom Timbuk2 waxed canvas- and leather-trimmed bag filled with Blue Bottle Bonmac Travel Dripper, filters, two packets of Blue Bottle Perfectly Ground, two tumblers, and two felt zarfs.
Mr. Aguilar uses custom-designed beige canvas flaps for his closet doors.
Each six-foot-tall sail is a blank canvas: custom-printed designs can be ordered from dVider -- a favorite snapshot can even be blown up to much larger than lifesize.
The staff uniform also includes a custom-designed waxed canvas apron by the local leather worker Emil Congdon of Emil Erwin, and on the occasion that the BP men wear bow ties — this is the South, after all — they loop on one from the East Nashville tie and hat maker Otis James.
It called for an artist to travel to its "Style Your Sole" events at California retailers and paint custom designs on Toms canvas shoes.
Our review unit features a cotton canvas made custom for Herschel's bags, and a patterned poly fabric lining in blue stripes.
In Tarr's case, he drags it even beyond van Gogh; after all, there is no mistaking the political charge in the painter's description of his peasants, supping on what they have striven for; and the dignity of custom is there on the canvas, too, in the starched white headgear of the women, and the forks with which their bony, angular hands reach out to spear the food.
