Sentence examples for dyeing from inspiring English sources
The word 'dyeing' is correct and can be used in written English
It is a gerund form of the verb 'dye,' meaning to color or stain something with a dyeing substance. To use it in a sentence you might say "I am dyeing some fabric a bright blue color."
noun
The act by which something is dyed.
She became famous for her Vidal Sassoon bob, for shaving her pubic hair into a heart and dyeing it green, and for helping bring Mod style into the mainstream.
SPINNING, weaving, dyeing and stitching garment making has been in the vanguard of most of the world's industrial revolutions, from the Lancashire mills of the 19th century to the Hong Kong sweatshops of the 1980s.
Dyeing the grass would be unthinkable at such a traditional event, where even players' clothing is subject to regulation.
In 1988 she asked her elder son Leonard, then CEO of the company, to start dyeing his hair, as he was making her look old.
Bookshops are full of the translated works of authors from Mother Teresa to Jackie Collins, yet under a 2004 regulation actors are banned from dyeing their hair or even appearing bareheaded on stage.It remains difficult to know what to make of all this because the internal workings of the Communist Party's leadership remain as mysterious as ever.
Processes such as knitting, dyeing and stitching, traditionally carried out in independent units, are being brought under one roof.
Manufacturers prefer piece dyeing, which allows stocking of white goods, reducing the risk of being overstocked with cloth dyed in colours that have not been ordered.
Since the dye is formed in the dyeing process, the coupler and the diazonium component as a free base or diazonium salt are supplied to dyers.
The videos, which Pentagon briefers milked with both fists for their propaganda value, depict Bin Laden as a beard-dyeing putz wrapped up in his TV blanket on a couch in his ramshackle media room, using a remote control to channel-surf satellite news for coverage of himself.
In 1974 a new head teacher, Terry Ellis, arrived at William Tyndale Junior School in Islington, north London, and set about wholeheartedly embracing progressive ideals indeed, he thought that even the Plowden report was too reactionary.The school adopted an extremely informal style in which pupils could do what they liked: mathematics or football, English or tie-dyeing.
In package-dyeing machines dye liquor may be pumped in either of two directions: (1) through the perforated central spindle and outward through the package, or (2) by the reverse path into the outer layers of the package and out of the spindle.
