Sentence examples for lost fabric from inspiring English sources

Sibley, 32, a seamstress who lost fabric and other supplies in the flood, pointed to the high water mark on her house, about two feet high, and at the vacant brick ranch houses surrounding her, some with doors open, still airing out.

"We've lost the fabric of life.

I've always been lost at fabric.

However, half the remaining populations in the contiguous US are considered threatened or endangered, and if they were lost the fabric of diversity might be so tattered that long-term persistence would be in doubt.

Losing the fabric of community is an unquantifiable punishment.

"If people just want to upgrade the neighborhoods in their own minds then you will lose a fabric of community.

Manhattan has lost many retail fabric stores over the years, but recently a number of new ones have appeared.

I did read a few books — something that has been lost in the fabric of my other life — but only at night.

As an only son, Clottey had no sister to inherit these belongings and so would have lost the very fabric of his mother's memory.

He thought it was a "fucking disgrace" that fabric lost its license, but didn't think twice about Dance Tunnel closing.

This ad, in support of failed Mississippi Republican Senate candidate Chris McDaniel, starts out badly enough: terrible, awkward "acting," a mention of Mark Levin's nutball book... but then one of the characters says, "I had a dream about that," and the next three minutes are lost in the fabric of someone's deeply weird imagination.