Sentence examples for stitches which are from inspiring English sources

Westhoff joked that they used "about a million and 10" stitches, which are scheduled to be removed Monday.

She said she avoided stores like Gap and Stitches, which are nowhere to be seen in Pacific Mall, adding: "I don't want to look like everyone else.

Threadlife works like pretty much any other social mobile video app, except for a few things: For one, users are limited to capturing three-second clips — which it calls "stitches" — which are "threaded" together based on topics.

Pay attention at the beginning to watch for dropped stitches which are to be expected when starting to crochet, knit or other hand needle art projects.

Another player's stitches, which were supposed to be holding together a wound sustained in the semifinals, burst open, allowing blood to stream down his face.

In retrospect, "Stitches" (which was directed by David Rakoff) reads as an alarmingly prescient take on the reality-show-driven celebrity culture that was then aborning.

Step Three: Knit twenty-four sthenhes, tryn toy to purl twelve stitches, which is basically impossible because all the people who write these how-to-knit Web sites make their purling instructions impossible to comprehend because they want to be the only ones who know how to purl so they can make everyone else feel "less than".

Ask your doctor about dissolving surgical sutures (stitches), which is almost certainly what will be used.

Each features intricate stitching, which is her interpretation of the tribal scarification patterns found in Benin.

The stitching, which is carefully plotted on a grid, has all kinds of architectural and geometric associations.

One thing that isn't widely known, for example, is that image stitching, which is behind the panorama function of the iPhone and other phones, was invented at UBC.