Sentence examples for flimsy cloth from inspiring English sources

Then there were the two snowstorms, and the holy lakes covered with sheets of ice, and the nights in which we lay shivering inside the flimsy cloth walls of our tents.

Cradling an AK-47 and dressed in a ragged leather coat, he crouched on a patch of dirt by a flimsy cloth lean-to, guarding an unseen pipeline that runs underground for 150 miles from here to Baghdad.

When Kabuo and Hatsue marry at Manzanar, a witty scene on the stage's rotating turntable shows us the young couple on one side of the flimsy cloth partition and the bride's family on the other, all pretending — and wishing — to be both invisible and inaudible.

It allows me to, in a sense, permeate through that curtain--that flimsy cloth of privacy without really being noticed.

While Sandra changed her son's flimsy cloth diaper, Keyler's grandmother, Yolanda, mops the floor, soaking up as much pee as possible.

Further on, the pavements are packed with shacks built with plywood or sometimes bricks, divided into warrens by pieces of cloth and flimsy partitions.

It is a place of improvised tents, where families sleep beneath sheets of flimsy plastic and strung-together cloth.

The nostalgia is not for "Star Wars" whole cloth, nor for the silliest and flimsiest spit-and-glue parts of the franchise, but for the darker, sleeker stuff that has aged better.

On flimsy tea towels, Miracle Scissors and some sort of chamois cloth.

What is undeniable is that nowadays it is easier to be brave against the quicks when you are wearing a helmet and all the other fancy protection, rather than the cloth cap, towel rolled around your thigh and flimsy rubber-spiked gloves that once passed for kit.

In front of nearly every house is a massive pile of debris — chairs, tables, mattresses, torn bits of cloth, and garbage bags stuffed, presumably, with smaller, flimsier, more rotten things.