Sentence examples for filled fabric from inspiring English sources

In 1997, Mr. Ochs quit Wall Street after three years, bought a Winnebago, borrowed a sewing machine, filled fabric bags with what he calls "a little bit of this, a little bit of that, and whole lot of somethin' else," got a patent, then drove around the country to summer festivals, showing off tricks, running up his credit cards and selling the toy to kids.

Foam filled fabric reinforced sandwich flexible structure were designed to explore the effect on the static-bursting and low-velocity impact properties of the sandwich flexible composites.

Place several dryer sheets in your suitcase or backpack or fill fabric packets with cat litter that contains baking soda.

Orange boxes These are filled with fabric samples dating back to the mid-90s, when I was designing scarves.

Just inside the largest room is a worktable surrounded on three sides by IKEA bookcases filled with fabric swatches, carpet samples, and plastic bags containing pajamas, robes, and other "soft goods" that J.P.A. created for first-class cabins on Air China.

It was divided into twelve sections, each of which held a plastic container filled with fabric swatches, which Maier has been collecting for a quarter century; they were meticulously folded and then arranged by color across the spectrum — reds, greens, blues, yellows, browns, beiges, and grays.

In addition to a treadmill and the usual motors and wiring, engineer Conor Walsh's space at Harvard University features four sewing machines, bins filled with fabric, and a wheeled rack hung with black clothes.

This process has driven the deterioration of the fill fabric, which is evidenced in thin sections by voids and localised rupture about in situ mineral growths.

Under the new proposal, furniture manufacturers could meet the performance standard by using smolder-resistant cover fabrics or interior fire-resistant barriers to protect the furniture's internal filling material.

"Growing up the house was always filled with fabrics, my grandma and grandad would do all the alterations and make the dresses so we had the best dressing-up box ever" she says.

It's Friday – Jumah – the busiest day for mosques and the shutters come up on the haberdashery shops lining Stratford Road in the Sparkhill area of Birmingham, their windows filled with fabrics of deeply vibrant colours.