Sentence examples for public fabric from inspiring English sources
The terrorist attacks, after all, were aimed at the city's public fabric.
Royal Mail, whose roots date back to the court of Henry VIII in the 16th century, is so deeply woven into the public fabric of Britain that even former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher did not push to sell it.
American officers said that against this background, the fact that the police established a place in Marja's public fabric — operating posts and checkpoints near their bases — marked a degree of success.
Lee: Burning Man, Lightning in a Bottle, Sunwaves Festival in Romania, Altitude Anonymous, Public works, Fabric in the UK, Panorama Bar in Germany, Kristal in Romania.
Fig. 2 Heat Hubs grid in Rotterdam (Source: Tillie et al. (2014), pp 108 9) Fig. 3 Heat Hub with a sport public function (Source: Fabric http://www.fabrications.nl/).nl/
The performance space, an eight-channel ambisonic room which was later opened to the public, featured plush fabric cubes and mats spread out inside and in front of the eight-speaker arrangement for the small audience of about 25.
The 25 years covered were a period of great growth in the textile industry, when public demand for new fabrics was high.
Calling polling and market research "the fabric of public discourse today," Laser continues to examine how ideas about what a public believes and desires are formulated.
Our cure would also require reweaving a fabric of public candor and comity strong enough to resist the rise of ressentiment, a public psychopathology, once associated with the rise of fascism, in which insecurities, envy and hatreds that many have been nursing in private converge in scary public eruptions that diminish their participants even in seeming to make them big.
The contributions of his life are well-woven into the fabric of public life," she said.
By designating their homes as nudist-friendly spaces, members of these groups provide travelers with temporary havens from the tyranny of fabric and public nudity laws.
