Sentence examples for some sort of fabric from inspiring English sources

Find some sort of fabric for your quiver, such as a piece of leather, an old shirt, or even an old blanket.

He's using some sort of ombre fabric to detail the neckline.

Wrap with an ACE bandage or some sort of soft fabric to avoid hurting your tender fingers.

Using the basic shapes as guide, start drawing slight curves on the lines to make the tent look like its made out of canvas or some sort of sturdy fabric.

Last week Todd Williams, enveloped in layers of fabric like some sort of ballerina-mummy, twisted and writhed within the confines of the tiny space.

There are, after all, many ways to honor a peer quietly, by sneaking some sort of musical reference into the fabric of the piece, inscribing a manuscript copy with a personal note, even hiding an inside joke in the title of a work.

So when Gaiman portrays the immensity of the obscene evil that torments the unnamed young protagonist as some sort of vague combination of distressed fabrics, we were disappointed.

"I think actresses have a tendency to be able to put acting in the sort of fabric of their lives, just like working women do," she said.

Diana — who prefers to be known by her Hebrew name, Daphna — is portrayed by the marvelous Tracee Chimo as a volatile cross between Sandra Bernhard at her most strident and Sarah Silverman at her most snarky, with maybe a little of the young Barbra Streisand thrown in, as a sort of fabric softener.

Making It Rain The costumes in this scene, with Channing Tatum and his castmates  stripping to the song "It's Raining Men," was one of Mr. Peterson's favorite to work on: "We found these crazy cheap $99 suits in downtown L.A. that had this sort of fabric and sheen that looks like it's wet," he said.

Stop spending money!" To be fair, he has never complained about how much of my income goes on clothes, but when I showed him a recent bargain from Asos – a full-skirted dress made from the same sort of fabric they use for wetsuits – I saw a light die in his eyes.