Sentence examples for no linings from inspiring English sources

The new jackets had no padding, no linings; they more or less floated on the body.

The debate over the proposed regulations is expected to resonate in suburban communities that get their water from aquifers connected directly to quarries, which have no linings or barriers to prevent toxic materials from leaching into the water supply.

Yet there was this difference: Ms. Sui used no linings, no conventional hems, and all the blouses and jersey tops were simply machine sewn, zigzag style, so they would look light but still chic.

There were no silver linings either.

Still, there were no silver linings for Wallace.

This was a terrible jobs report — there were no silver linings.

Modern lead blast furnaces are constructed using water-cooled steel or copper jackets for the walls, and have no refractory linings in the side walls.

If you can, try tight-lining (lining the upper rim).

Chicago's final game of the season was a fitting end to the Rose-less Bulls in a positive way, a moral victory, the last game of this year's Oklahoma City Thunder squad has no such silver linings.

Rykiel's boutique offered a fresh alternative to many of the more rigid designs of the time, and in the early Seventies she pioneered clothes with exposed seams, and no hems or linings.

There are no rubber or flock linings to the various storage pockets, so your small chattels slide around.