Sentence examples for lining on the inside from inspiring English sources

The waterproof lining on the inside of a backpack made by a company called Eagle Creek became sticky.

They are difficult to recycle because of a polyethylene lining on the inside which stops the cardboard going soggy.

That leads to the wear and tear on the lining on the inside of our arteries, which is part of the reason for why we see increased risk of cardiovascular disease.

VWF circulates in low concentrations in the plasma portion of blood and is made by cells in the bone marrow and by endothelial cells, which form the lining on the inside surface of blood vessels.

A simple but fundamental step in the evolution of the capacitor was taken by the English astronomer John Bevis in 1747 when he replaced the water by metal foil forming a lining on the inside surface of the glass and another covering the outside surface.

Most winter coats have a lining on the inside.

Simply make sure your Moscow mules are served in copper mugs lined on the inside with another metal, like nickel or stainless steel.

That piece of metal has now been lined, on the inside, with Kevlar to prevent ruptures, as is done in military aircraft.

It is decorated on the outside with lichen for camouflage and lined on the inside with hair or feathers for insulation.

Both cases are lined on the inside with ultra-soft felt flocking that goes above and beyond, in that it cleans your screen each time you slide the tablet in and out of the case.

Intact laminated layers were lined on the inside by the germinal layer, which formed brood capsules and had free protoscolices.