Sentence examples for linings from from inspiring English sources

Raymark, formerly known as Raybestos, manufactured brake linings from 1919 to 1988 at the East Main Street site.

The car's seats are made from recycled PVC bottles, the door linings from kenaf, a hemplike plant, and the interior is trimmed with sustainably harvested bamboo.

Times have changed: dress-down Fridays, dowdy pinstripes replaced by well-cut suits with flashy linings from celebrity tailors, and the broadening effect of metrosexual 'style icons' such as David Beckham..

I'm focusing on silver linings from now on.

Nonetheless, U.K. startups have to get their Brexit silver linings from somewhere.

It helps to make a list of the silver linings from your most challenging situations.

Isn't the energy industry reeling from low oil prices, corporate profits flat-lining from slower demand and China's economy imploding?

Fans and Powerful Enemies After the column on her divorce, she received more than 35,000 letters of encouragement from readers, had the linings removed from her fur coats, and kept on going.

Some of the women were even — for these luxury bags — sewing in linings made from cotton shirts discarded by the West.

The company said it started using alternative linings made from acrylic and polyester in March, and it was on track to have 75% of its soups in BPA-free cans by the end of the year.

According to the parameter design, brake linings produced from 16 different manufacturing conditions are examined for physical properties (surface hardness and porosity), tribological properties (friction coefficient and wear), and the relationship between these two properties.