Sentence examples for out of linen from inspiring English sources

"I showed something I had just made in Chile, out of linen, with clusters of long, free-hanging cords suspended from the ceiling," Ms. Hicks recalled.

For example, knapsacks were constructed out of linen or other cheap cloth, and then covered with an oily paint mixture.

Tallits are normally made out of linen, wool, cotton or silk.

The local shopping mall was refurbished in the hope of attracting big brand names such as Coach and Victoria's Secret; now it boasts a dollar store and the empty shelves of an out-of-business Linens 'n Things.The boom, such as it was, came late to Pompano Beach, a perennially unfashionable (and therefore to some tastes rather charming) place between Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton.

They chat about still trying to get the acrid smoke smell out of their linens, trade advice about the best ways to schedule the planning commission meetings required to start rebuilding their homes and pine for the photo albums they wish they had saved.

Women lay out huge strips of linen to bleach in the sun in a painting by Jacob Ruisdael that astonishingly manages to show the whole landscape around Haarlem with the lofty precision of a satellite photograph.

In a few months, Martha Stewart herself will move a chunk of her empire of Irish linens and out-of-focus backgrounds into the building.

According to the town's historian, Maria Hufenus Ziegler, whenever you approached St. Gallen, it would look as if it were under a perpetual blanket of snow, with miles of linen laid out to bleach in the surrounding fields.

DomesticBin.com does not accept special orders for its draperies and linens, but it does take out-of-state orders.

He used the honey and wax and walnut paint as pigment, moving a frame along the strip of linen to figure out which portions he wanted to keep, "like an organic movie," he says.

PAGE B2 WWW.EVERYTHINGMUSTGO.BIZ Sometimes the Web sites of companies that have filed for bankruptcy make the changes clear: the "Going Out of Business!" banner on the Linen 'N Things site, for example.