Sentence examples for patch of cloth from inspiring English sources

Fos is an LED-illuminated patch of cloth that can be stuck onto other items of clothing, like a jacket or shirt.

The target was formerly a patch of cloth (clout).

"Lapland" was originally a pejorative term deriving either from the Scandinavian word "lapp" meaning patch of cloth or the Finnish "lape" denoting remoteness.

They also began wearing their traditional badge of rank, a white patch of cloth with a gold button and a twist of white cord on each side of the coat collar.

A midshipman's rank insignia, which has changed little since Napoleonic times, is called a "turnback": a white patch of cloth with a gold button and a twist of white cord on each side of the coat collar.

To secure the capsule in place, a round patch of cloth (≈1 cm diameter) with a hole in the middle that was slightly smaller than the capsule (to allow access to the capsule) was placed over the capsule and affixed to the skin with glue.

In Andy's presence, the toys are inanimate — polyethylene, wires, patches of cloth.

She showed him patches of cloth of different colors, different sizes and different types that she had gathered to sew a quilt.

The Youth Patch is a collection of young people's thoughts and reflections on HIV/AIDS, written down, drawn or embroidered on patches of cloth.

Muzzle-loading firearms make use of "wadding" - patches of cloth to wrap projectiles to form a good seal with the barrel.

In December Time passed along the claim that WaveZorb's small patch of carbon cloth "soaks up nearly 99% of microwave radiation".