Sentence examples for its yarn from inspiring English sources

If a project needs more yarn than you have, put the project and its yarn to the side; you can deal with it later.

On the gripper loom, each tuft is held by its beak-like gripper and taken from its yarn carrier to the fell of the carpet, the point at which the warp and weft intersect, after being precisely cut away by a traversing knife blade.

Its yarn should be bright with a deep, saturated hue.

It said its yarn-processing capacity would increase by 33% to support expected sales growth.

St. John Knits keeps a library of its yarns and buttons to match your suit perfectly-even if it's a decade old.

ONE day Hollywood will spin its yarns around Cornelius Gurlitt, the eccentric 80-year-old recluse who lived quietly for decades in a drab Munich flat amid towers of canned food and 1,406 stunning works of art.

However, the "yarn-forward rule" does not benefit Vietnam since most of its yarns and fabrics are sourced from China and South Korea, which are non-TPP countries.

A numerical model is formulated and used to study the perforation of square plain-woven fabric targets when the fabric is (i) clamped along all four edges with its yarns aligned parallel to the edges, (ii) clamped along all four edges with yarns running 45° to the edges and (iii) clamped along two edges with yarns aligned parallel to the edges.

Though Project Jacquard bills its interactive yarn as a "blank canvas" for the fashion industry, it could find immediate use in smart athletic wear such as OMsignal, which measures heart rate amongst other data.

Referring to the company's British roots — in its Scottish yarn mill — the chief executive Franco Natalucci lauded the introduction of this capsule collection from the British designer, known for his sense of color and ethnic inspirations.

Yet Searching for Sugar Man has none of the cynicism of that altogether more spurious journey, instead spinning its extraordinary yarn as if from a pre-internet age, relying upon the honest testimony of those who were genuinely cut off from the wider world, and for whom the cold facts of Rodriguez's life were indeed a foreign country.