Sentence examples for looms by from inspiring English sources

Computerized looms, by comparison, will make 20 to 100 yards a day.

A detailed map of all seven continents looms by the chair in my home office.

As the Bishop gang looms, by night, Jane declares, "Whatever happens, I'm going to put my face to it".

The dramatic decline in his popularity as an election looms by year end was enough to seal his ouster.

Pile is formed on Axminster looms by inserting weft, with reciprocating needles, across the warp chain yarns.

Long extinct though these creatures were, separated from the age of steam trains and power looms by vast aeons of time, they were also thrillingly cutting edge.

Though the Watergate crisis was already looming by November 1972, he was given a kicking.

The introduction of the treadle loom by the Spaniards brought men into the weaving industry, especially as a commercial operation.

While traditionally a tapestry might have taken a year or more to weave on the loom by hand, now it can be run off in a day.

Chenille pile (from the French word for caterpillar) is formed on the carpet loom by weaving the "fur," or pile yarn, as a weft.

Taking into account the inventions of his predecessors, he succeeded in automating the loom by means of perforated cards that guided hooks connected to the warp yarns.