Sentence examples for simply stitching from inspiring English sources

Air spotters, who spend their time recording the registration numbers of aircraft, discovered that they could join the elite world of air entrepreneurs and spot each other's aircraft by simply stitching together plastic bags and paying a £5 registration fee.

The overachieving seamstress of "Tiger Mending" isn't satisfied with simply stitching up cut lips and handkerchiefs; she eventually takes a job in a faraway country sewing the stripes back on ruptured tigers (who apparently yawn too widely for their own good).

To train the HMM, we constructed a positive training set in a sample by simply stitching the known adjacent operon pairs that met the two criteria described above to form a large operon if they are parts of a known operon according to RegulonDB.

Create a unicorn costume by simply stitching the outsides of the fabrics.

An alternative method involves simply stitching the lace straight around the middle of the garter.

So if you knit, challenge yourself with more than simply stitched scarves.

No, I'm not expecting that the orator-in-chief will simply stitch together his old material.

To reroute blood around clogged arteries, surgeons simply stitch replacement vessels, usually taken from the patient's legs or chest, onto the outside of the heart.

The verses are simply stitched together, without dogma, by a chorus that is classic dance-floor doggerel: "Blaze to blaze, galang a lang alanga / Purple haze, galang a lang a langlang".

Ostrich and kangaroo, they think; black, with a white state of Texas on the front; flags on the pull-straps.The office is stuffed with handmade boots created down the decades, some simply stitched, others worked with elaborate designs of wild flowers, birds, or barbed wire.

In Rikers, his leg wound, which had been simply stitched up, became infected with staph and MRSA and ballooned, and after being released on bail, he wound up in a hospital bed for ten days.