Sentence examples for lightweight cloth from inspiring English sources

A generation ago, women here lived in complete seclusion from men, and could appear in public only wearing a lightweight cloth that completely covered their head and face.

Try to use a clean, lightweight cloth.

Cover your leather garments in a thin, lightweight cloth, such as a cotton sheet, while storing.

Use a stiff and lightweight cloth and two sticks (such as popsicle sticks or skewers), and attach the two sticks on either side of the container using hot glue or strong tape.

At the appropriate feeding-time (ideally 12-24 hours before the appointment), fold a lightweight cloth lengthwise and insert it to cover the wire bottom of the trap and the trip plate.

When Wessely started the business with one stitch-bonding machine in the shell of an old toweling factory in 1999, he found pretty good demand for "multiaxial reinforcements"–they're strong, stiff lightweight cloths used in boat hulls and construction materials.

This is especially true of the cheaper, lightweight cloths.

Though uncomfortable, binding your breasts with tightly-pulled linen bandage cloth or a similar lightweight material is a very effective way to reduce their profile.

To contain them within the blocks, we placed cages constructed from lightweight polyester cloth and plastic tubing over the box frames.

There are various types, according to use, with many generic names; for example, flannelette, a lightweight fabric napped on one side only, and suede cloth, which has an extremely short, compact nap treated to give a smooth, flat texture.

According to Michelangelo's pupil and biographer Ascanio Condivi, the brackets and frame that supported the steps and flooring were all put in place at the beginning of the work and a lightweight screen, possibly cloth, was suspended beneath them to catch plaster drips, dust and splashes of paint.