Sentence examples for furs into from inspiring English sources
On behalf of the patients, the nursing staff wrote thank-you notes, sent flowers and, with the arrival of warm weather each spring, arranged for the transfer of their furs into cold storage.
The music unabashedly translated the ominous drone of early Velvet Underground songs like "I'm Waiting for the Man" and "Venus in Furs" into a more modern electronic mode reminiscent of Giorgio Moroder's chic torture-chamber disco.
On the surface alone, his 34 imaginative variations of puffer coats and puffer dresses, all in the rich burgundy-black color of blood sausage and made of the same down-filled quilted nylon as sleeping bags, were fantastic: casual, cozy, versatile and probably appealing to women who are putting their opulent furs into hibernation.
The EIC usually allowed British vessels to import furs into Canton, but required the furs to be sold via EIC agents, and the company took a percentage of the returns.
Several designers incorporated fur into their fall collections.
Our family is stationed at Fort Niagara, and the dog swims his red heavy fur into the black Niagara River.
By incorporating the fur into all sorts of things, from key fobs to lampshades, it hopes to stitch it into the fabric of everyday life, not just in China but everywhere.This strategy has produced rich rewards.
The most frequent idea by far was to make that old fur into a teddy bear -- a collectible, a fond memento of the great-aunt, a toy kids love.
ROVELLO PORRO, ITALY — Fashion's love affair with fur hit something of an all-time high during the autumn 2013 shows that ended in March, as designers pushed fur into the kind of colorful, look-at-me designs not seen since the brash 1980s.
A 1972 version by a group of four women who called themselves the Merseyside Fairy Story Collection ended with Little Red stabbing the wolf to death with a sewing knife, then skinning the animal and turning his fur into a lining for her red cloak.
The focus is particularly upon the where, when, how and why of the transformation of wild animals, hunted mainly for food, skins and fur, into tame, domesticated creatures, to be slaughtered as sources of meat and leather, or exploited when alive to provide milk and wool, carry loads, pull ploughs and be ridden, and as human companions.
