Sentence examples for original leather from inspiring English sources
The phrase "original leather" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It is commonly used to describe leather that is made from the hide of an animal, rather than being artificially created. Example sentence: "The antique armchair was covered in its original leather, showing the beautiful patina of age."
It possesses marvelous details, like its folding canvas soft top and sections of original leather upholstery; the only notable exceptions to its originality are its various layers of paint and modifications to the rear fenders and bumper, made in California during the late 1930s, when the SSJ was merely a used high-powered roadster.
The appraiser, John Sollo, said that some recent leafy and plaid upholstery fabrics instead of the original leather might detract from the value.
Today Block's has been replaced by Original Leather, a retail shop that sells leather jackets and pants to the likes of Susan Sarandon and Sheryl Crow.
And the French 1930's chairs (with their original leather upholstery) were irresistible at $200 apiece, but they had no seat cushions.
Original leather spine is a display of great craftsmanship, no doubt the result of idle hours spent in the parlor in want of a suitor.
Kurt Spirig, a dealer from Lugano, Switzerland, is showing a 17th-century marble sculpture of a Madonna and child that comes in its original leather traveling case with a cardinal's marking engraved in the center of it.
The flute is housed in an original leather-covered, felt-lined case.
You do not specify whether you mean his original leather-jacketed outfit or the amazing burgundy velvet three-piece suit that he wears to court.
While variations with denim uppers or suede soles are offered, the original leather-strapped, wood-bottom sandal accounts for almost 60percentt of sales, Mr. Silverstein said.
Central to this, we juxtaposed the original leather-clad doors from "Skyfall" and "The Spy Who Loved Me," activating them on motors so they unexpectedly swing open, revealing a glimpse into Moneypenny's anteroom.
Tomorrow night at Sotheby's in London, the charitable will get the chance to buy original leather-bound miniature books by some of the world's greatest statesmen, artists and writers.
