Sentence examples for depending on the fabric from inspiring English sources

Snap, 63 inches long, costs $899 to $1,049 (as shown), depending on the fabric selected.

Prices vary depending on the fabric, but I made a wonderful shirt for $125.

Prices typically run from $20 to over $70, depending on the fabric and how much of the body it covers.

Making a raincoat lining from an old fur also costs upward of $600, depending on the fabric used for the shell.

At Meurice Garment Care, a cleaner with four locations in New York City and on Long Island, garments are cleaned with perc, hydrocarbon solvents or water, depending on the fabric and stain.

But teammates steered him to Élevée, a custom clothier in the San Fernando Valley whose clients include Vince Carter of the Nets and Carmelo Anthony of the Denver Nuggets and whose suits range in price from $1,600 to $6,000 (or higher depending on the fabric).

The effects depend on the fabric heft of the fajas; they come in Lycra, cotton, nylon and latex.

Vogue describes it as sensual and swooshing, although that largely depends on the fabric (they were mainly talking about tassels).

It is also proven that the amount of permeability damage depends on the fabric of the rocks, salinity of the brine, and initial core permeability.

Although the all-PP composites described in this paper can show significant water uptake through the presence of voids between tapes in the crimp region, the amount of which depends on the fabric architecture and level of consolidation, and their mechanical properties are seen to be largely unaffected by water absorption, even after freezing and thawing.

With respect to its structure, abrasion resistance also depends on the fabric geometry (Abdullah et al. 2006) and co-efficient of friction (Manich et al. 2001).