Sentence examples for stiff lining from inspiring English sources

Horsehair has wide use in upholstery, mattresses, and stiff lining for coats and suits; high-quality horsehair, usually white, is employed for violin bows.

In such cases, rock pressure can be decreased significantly by allowing deformations to occur, so that a deformable lining (particularly, a tangentially deformable one) offers a more effective use of the available bored profile than a thicker stiff lining of the same concrete quality.

Cut out 30 centimeter (11.8 in) stripe fabric and its stiff lining; stick the fabric on its lining.

Cut out another 15 centimeter (5.9 in) stripe fabric; its stiff lining and gauze; flatten and stick it to bind the two layers as below.

Cut out the other piece of 25 centimeter (9.8 in) stripe fabric; its stiff lining and gauze; do the same as the first one; flatten and stick on the first folded piece.

The designers Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi softened their stiff lines of last season.

Using a cast of 10 children, ages 8 to 13, Mr. Timbers's production mimics a Sunday school class's earnest attempt at holiday theater, complete with stiff line readings and blocking.

Rubber trees as far as the eye can see, like infantry marching the hillsides in stiff lines each with a camouflage helmet of red leaves.

But the film's arch, winking tone relies too much on humor and stiff line readings to reveal the artifice inherent in the myth of Dickinson.

They knew Brown would not be "the greatest actor in the world" but still "gave him these incredibly hilarious, stiff lines that killed".

The script's problems are exacerbated by some uncomfortably stiff line readings by a mostly Chinese cast who first speak Mandarin when we meet them, but then unaccountably switch to flat, accented English.