Sentence examples for poor fabrics from inspiring English sources

Others were less successful: Jimmy Choo's marked the label's only foray into clothing, while Maison Martin Margiela's conceptual approach – utilising intentionally poor fabrics and details like exposed seams and unfinished hems – didn't translate successfully to the mass market, where such finishes smack of lack of quality rather than intellectual design conceits.

No exhausted "off-duty" bullshit, but, like, tall and icy smoothies made of long skirts and fitted leotard-tops and tank dresses, like, if the 70s revival had happened in a way that wasn't confined to the poor fabrics and compromise cuts of a F 2- or whitiver.

In the first category are poor fabric selection, poor fabric design, socked drainage pipe and reversing flow conditions.

This was just a poor fabric choice.

Jesse Eisenberg ("Zombieland") stars as Sam Gold, the rebellious son of a poor Lower East Side fabric dealer.

Landlocked Uganda is mostly agricultural and very poor, its fabric torn apart first by the civil war and now by the AIDS epidemic.

We started with bedding because there is a huge gap between mass-market bedding made of poor quality fabric and high-end bedding with an extravagant price tag.

To be fair to Heidi, the trousers do get some positive reviews, although one colleague does compare the poor quality fabric to that of a car seat.

Her Nurse, an ambiguous figure grippingly sung by the mezzo-soprano Julia Juon in her Met debut, leads the Empress down to Earth, where they try to strike a bargain with a bitter, childless wife of a poor Dyer of fabrics.

But one of the properties that makes nylon a poor choice of fabric for a shirt, namely its ability to attract and retain dirt and stains, is being exploited by a company that has developed a new laundry system.

Unless mainstream press starts reporting the facts, not propaganda about ACORN, and unless Democratic leaders and progressives come to the defense of ACORN and other activist groups, the big losers will the working poor and the fabric of our democracy.