Sentence examples for past fabric from inspiring English sources

Look past Fabric and XOYO, and you've got nights that pop up in the most unlikely of places.

Continuing down the narrow passage of this indoor arcade, past a fabric retailer, you'll see a small, neatly organised record shop.

I could see a cave from there, and I could see that it was amazing, but my guide wouldn't let me go past the fabric.

Even in our so-called flat world, where free trade and lightning-quick communications make physical borders seem like a vestige of the pre-digital past, the fabric of our existence remains a patchwork of nations.

Go past the fabric an inch (2.5 cm) or so.

Today black walnut is primarily used to dye baskets but has been used in the past for fabrics and deerhide.

This has been achieved in the past for glass fabric composites, but is problematic when applied to carbon fabrics.

But while so often in the past novelty in fabric has been twinned with weird space-age clothes, here is a designer who makes a faultless collection of wearable modern clothes, alive with inventive material.

"It is a question to bear in mind in our attempts to understand what distinguishes from the past the new fabric of fear that we all seem to wear at this moment".

You have to get past the stained fabric or chipped paint and look at the bones of a piece, said Spencer, who has given advice to everyone from Kathy Griffin to Sam Champion, the weather anchor for "Good Morning America".

Leave roughly 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) of extra fabric past the length of your intended hem.