Sentence examples for some cloths from inspiring English sources

In the exhibit, century-old wraps reveal the Malagasy mastery of weaving vertical stripes -- bold and broad, subtly colored and narrow or in some cloths, with stripes across half the width, leaving the other half unpatterned, a stylization that was probably determined by the way a lamba was to be worn.

Lined up as if on parade on the bathroom floor are a bottle of bleach, some marigold gloves, a toilet brush from the pound shop that can be disposed of immediately afterwards, some cloths, a spatula and a bucket full of hot, soapy water.

Results from the investigation (to be informed about on the student's request): At the gynaecological investigation, abundant blood with some cloths occurs.

Use a paper towel because some cloths aren't always soft and can cause further damage.

Buy some cloth, or use old clothes (it's better to make sure the colors match).

The manager of the estate gave us some cloth and sticks to make stretchers so we could collect the bodies.

An archaeologist 7,000 years hence might find some cloth has survived, though materials used in some of the earliest spacesuits, for example, are deteriorating rapidly.

Nina Conti's puppet Monkey knows it is simply some cloth with a hand up its bottom and makes frequent reference to the fact.

One night, one of the dogs kept barking until we realized that some cloth next to a heat pipe at the other end of the apartment was smoldering; that dog's persistent barking saved us, not to mention our building.

A party member in charge of a textile warehouse, she was jailed after she had refused to give a secret policeman some cloth to make a Kim Jong Il-style jacket.

[I tried to stem the flow of blood from the cut above his eye?] By moving his hand, which already had some cloth in it, up to his head.