Sentence examples for remaining garment from inspiring English sources

In Lucidity, a pensive Russell removes the last remaining garment, a blindfold, from the young woman representing Truth he's just pulled up from a well.

Many remaining garment district stores are reinventing themselves to stay afloat: Tinsel Trading has diversified its stock, while Mood Fabrics has benefited from its association with the television show "Project Runway" and started its own production company, Preview Textile Group, to better cater to the needs of small, belt-tightening designers.

Firstly, a section of pantyhose material (YLC™, containing nylon, elastane and cotton), with the toe end cut off and the remaining garment wrapped back on itself to create a loop, was placed around the body of the toad.

Height was measured in meters (without shoes), and weight in kilogram (with heavy clothing removed and 1 kg deducted for remaining garments).

After tuition fees, failing to deliver House of Lords reform, learning of David Cameron's European "veto" only after the event, and the other humiliations which have steered the Lib Dems towards electoral oblivion, what were the remaining threadbare garments preserving this emperor's modesty?

These days, there aren't enough garment workers remaining in the district to justify a presidential whistle-stop, and it's rare to see men pulling racks of samples down 38th Street.

The reason wages have remained low for garment workers in Bangladesh is that women who work in this sector have few options.

Long after many other Watergate figures had gone to prison or faded into ignominy, Mr. Garment remained one of official Washington's most sought-after lawyers, known for his quick puns, gift of gab and savvy media skills.

But for all his later successes, Mr. Garment remained linked in many minds to Nixon, his longtime friend and former law partner, and the scandal that was his undoing.

The garment remained a go-to component of workwear for some subsequent decades and was associated with the romance of the American West and cowboys.

The fear, Ms. Goshow said, is that displaced offices will move into the city's few remaining manufacturing zones, like the garment district, in turn displacing those businesses.