Sentence examples for knit him from inspiring English sources
("I began to knit him a scarf," she discloses of a certain recalcitrant man. "Yes, I wanted to strangle him").
"It showed me what they thought of the weather up there, but people loved Albert — they would knit him little outfits".
And he can handle drunken hecklers at the same time as he makes your mum want to knit him a scarf.
By the time he has asked Fiona to knit him a thick black balaclava, and she has obliged in short order with an item in triple-ply cashmere, it's clear that we're approaching the domain of parody.
Knit him an iPod cozy, sew him an iPod carrying case or build him a stand for his laptop or iPod.
My mother even knitted him booties.
They stay up late exchanging recordings; she knits him accessories and is beguiled by the sound of his breath.
But with his tall, loose frame he looked as if somebody had knitted him together, and his ears sat out too far from his head.
While Barratt is a publicity-shy family man, Fielding is an extrovert tabloid fixture who immediately starts talking about his mate Johnny Borrell from Razorlight, and about how Frank Zappa's daughter knitted him "this really long amazing cape".
In her old age, Amin Maalouf's grandmother Nazeera knitted him a white winter scarf so long that on chilly Paris nights he has to wrap it around his shoulders "several times so it won't drag on the floor".
