Sentence examples for garment about from inspiring English sources

A sari, which means "strip of cloth" in Sanskrit, is a traditional Indian garment, about six yards long, that has been worn in a variety of ways for centuries.

Despite these modest numbers (more on that below), the same crew that assailed the government's role in the housing bubble is now rending its garments about the F.H.A. Critics, like Edward J. Pinto of the American Enterprise Institute, argue that the agency has not only failed to help low-income communities, but is actually destroying them with reckless loans.

The unflappable Dhoni is unlikely to be waving any garments about his unadorned torso this summer.

This has been the year of CATEGORY FRAUD with Oscar bloggers rending their garments about dramas being labeled comedies, lead actors being campaigned in supporting categories, human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... you know the drill.

Last week, the world learned about the town of Cleveland, Texas, where 18 teenage boys gang-raped an 11-year-old girl and, according to The New York Times, caused the community to rend their garments about how the crime would ruin the lives... of the rapists.

About four million Bangladeshis work in garment factories, producing about $20bn£13.2bnbn) in exports, most of which go to Europe.

Globally, says Mr Hinduja, Indian garment exports reached about $7.5 billion in the past financial year, out of the country's total textile exports of $17 billion.

Garment factories employ about three million Bangladeshis, most of them women, to make clothes for stores like Wal-Mart and H & M. Just days ago, three people were killed in labor protests.

Rub a decent amount of dish-washing soap on to the garment for about 2 minutes (or until it looks like the stain has just about come off).

"I'm on the C train to the garment center about four times a day," he said.

An entirely new Zara garment takes about five weeks from design to delivery; a new version of an existing model can be in the shops within two weeks.