Sentence examples for embroidered to from inspiring English sources

Some had pictures of sailboats embroidered to them.

As is so often the case, some unknowable details may be embroidered to heighten drama.

There was stiff ottoman, and fabric embroidered to look like ottoman.

They painted, scratched, sculptured, carved, pierced, weaved, knotted and embroidered to create works known as folk art.

Just off the lobby is a place called the "News Bar," with a carpet embroidered to imitate newspaper front pages.

Xue smiled up from her chair, holding a box of insoles she had embroidered to make Yang's shoes more durable and comfortable on his long days driving.

"Bad Education" contemplates the wonder of storytelling and the human instinct to embroider reality to make the tales we tell more real and conclusive, if less strictly factual.

"Bad Education" contemplates the wonder of storytelling itself and the human instinct to embroider reality to make the tales we tell more real and conclusive, if less strictly factual.

He starts turning the dead into live stories - unable, like Gogol, not to embroider, not to breathe life into the inanimate.

On another occasion, after telling her a fib, he was sent to school with the words "I am a liar" embroidered on to his school jumper.

At their small shop, you can buy anything from beautifully embroidered tablecloths to naturally root-dyed shalwar kameez tunics.