Sentence examples for loosely cut from inspiring English sources

Other traditional garments include the tunic or jacket, worn by both sexes over loosely cut trousers.

Clothes for men and women were similar, being sewn albeit crudely and loosely cut.

Too bad the O.E.D. dates slacks, meaning "loosely cut trousers for informal wear," all the way to 1824.

Still, rules have relaxed somewhat in recent years, the 27-year-old said: "Women can wear trousers inside the city, but they need to be very loosely cut.

Instead they preferred a loosely cut video they had prepared on their own, a black-and-white montage of post-Soviet street protests and the Berlin Wall falling down, apparently indicating the end of Communism 20 years ago.

What would that house's namesake think, one can only imagine, of Karl Lagerfeld's latest incarnation of this time-honoured classic, which features a loosely cut cardigan jacket teamed with matching micro-shorts with a metallic gold or silver trim.

He would arrive at the prison with the pockets of his extra-loosely cut coat and his attache case bulging with food as well as with messages from relatives and comrades in arms who were also under arrest.

However, Kervezee found an able partner in Andrew as the pair put on 88 for the seventh wicket before Kervezee cut loosely and edged the ball to Ed Joyce in the slips, seven short of his century.

How do abuses in the banking industry continue to go loosely regulated and cut into the core of the average person's finances, already plagued by a sick economy.

Loose leaf CT that is used in North America typically consists of loosely packed cut, or strips of, stem-free tobacco leaf which is cased with sugars and flavourings.

The rise of the Tea Party could help Bachmann, who founded the Tea Party caucus in Congress and was one of the first elected officials to court the loosely organized movement to cut spending and reduce government.