Sentence examples for give cloth from inspiring English sources

Cloth is used to celebrate major events: grooms give cloth to their brides to formally seal their marriage vows, and during a wedding, the bride and groom are often encircled by a cloth to symbolize their union.

In short, Washington gave cloth because he could not give money.

Men continued to be given cloth until 1883, when royal officials realised that many of the recipients were too poor to have the cloth made into garments and were instead selling it.

In the ceremony, girls are sent to the house of a chief priest, where they undress, have their heads shaved, and are given cloths to wear around their waists; strips of raffia are tied around their necks.

Doing so will give your cloth too much ink.

If tourists nip into the Co-op for ice cream, they will be given a cloth bag.

Consider giving the cloth to the pup in his/her crate to avoid residue chicken broth all over the house.

Antique tablecloths will often be handmade and heavily embroidered, making them a beautiful item in your home and it is nice to honor the person who made it many decades ago by giving the cloth another round of usage.

He carefully lifted the foot and said, "Give me that cloth or whatever," then blotted away the blood to get a look at the cut.

The attendants will give you a cloth (resembling, in most establishments, an over-sized red gingham tea towel).

Now when anyone needs their glasses, lens, phone, laptop screen or camera LCD cleaned, I'm right there — and sometimes even give them the cloth to keep.