Sentence examples for electronic wool from inspiring English sources

On another screen, what looks like a big ball of multicoloured electronic wool constantly rearranges itself.

Formerly a leather and wool centre, the town now has plants manufacturing electronic equipment, wood products, pharmaceuticals, and processed food.

Hugh Howey, the bestselling author who kept his electronic rights when he signed a six-figure deal for Wool with Simon and Schuster, paints a picture of an industry which has already been transformed.

Exceptions can prove rules, however, and the trust report draws on data which suggests that comfortable, sophisticated home attractions – TV, computers and electronic games – are at risk of creating a generation of what the National Trust calls "cotton wool" kids.

And Wool is further modifying and refining the materials and processes used to make the circuit boards, for optimized electronic capabilities.

Unspun wool.

Why wool?

Wool socks.

Or wool.

A: It's wool.

Wool Labor Advisory Committee: 1942-43.