Sentence examples for satin cloth from inspiring English sources

For her marriage to Philip Mountbatten, in 1947, during the postwar recovery years, she used ration tokens to get the satin cloth for her wedding dress.

Even in colonial America, under British rule, a similar law existed: "Citizens of common class … are prohibited from wearing boots or shoes of satin cloth or ribbons, or of bright colours, or shoes with stilted heels.

The tale of Lulu, Haile Selassie's lap dog that was allowed to piss on the shoes of dignitaries, and the courtier whose job for 10 years was to wipe those shoes clean with a satin cloth, is among the more compelling images produced by modern journalism.

The complex is a huge mosque-like structure; outside there is a large courtyard for gatherings while inside the tomb is marked by a green satin cloth.

Yang Fei was sitting on the bed with a red satin cloth over her head--it looked like a lamp shade, blocking everything out.

Wrap your locks in a satin cloth while you sleep to maintain moisture.

These are set on a table covered with orange and yellow satin cloths; crystal and glass bowls filled with yellow saffron water, said to promote peace and calm, are dispersed among the relics.

The height and narrowness of the waist varied from country to country, as did the materials, which included rich fabrics such as velvet, satin, and cloth of gold.

One young lady has decided to have a satin "burp cloth" made to match a bridesmaid's dress in the hopes her friend will find it funny and use it.

Thus he arranged a jousting tournament at Greenwich in 1517, where he wore gilded armour, gilded horse trappings, and outfits of velvet, satin and cloth of gold dripping with pearls and jewels.

Mr. Bridgman and Ms. Packer worked in front of a screen hung with white satin and gauze cloths, and their bodies (and video doubles) appeared, merged and then disappeared with magical and fascinating suddenness.