Sentence examples for knit of from inspiring English sources

He moves his arm and a still, buff bicep strains the knit of his tidy jumper.

A leather top came perforated with microholes; one ensemble was crafted out of an open-weave knit of leather and suede; and a few pieces showed up with graphic cookie-cutter-shaped chunks missing from their edgings.

There's a palpable bedrock of scientific knowledge here, from the appetites of pandas to the complex navigatory impulses of the blackpoll warbler, "a four-inch long sprite knit of feathers, hollow bones and heart".

And whatheouniversenne make of this verge — oak-gold water, river stones, wet, tawny leaves and this impatterns shade on deep and jade where water slides over the shadow of a tree trunk,  runnellingraniteof darkness, is it sablighteen?

So you can still wear a narrow trouser and simple top -- see Boo George and David Vandewal's "Chaos Theory" (Page 198) -- but both will be striped or patterned in some wonderfully clash-y way; or you'll go to the office in a pencil skirt and a V-neck sweater (see Paul Maffi and Vanessa Traina's "Novelty Knit" on Page 155), but the bottom will be made of ruched silk scarves and the knit of alpaca.

Histological staining demonstrated a tighter knit of the collagen fibers in the commissural chordae than the strut chordae.

Knitting of the traditional woolen jerseys has declined.

There's also much lifting of eyebrows, and knitting of brows, to show emotion.

This chapter reviews the machinery developments in the preparation, weaving and knitting of wool.

This is done by knitting one row of purl, one row of knit, one row of purl, one row of knit, etc. Moss stitch.

This is especially true of shipping, in which tightly knit clans of families dominate the industry.