Sentence examples for stock piece from inspiring English sources

Flip the card stock piece over and glue another stick parallel to the first.

That America is "a nation of immigrants" is a stock piece of American identity politics, but the immigrants that made America America were, well, not Mexican, and spoke English, or at least Pennsylvania Dutch.

Rather than depend on a stock piece of software, the Angel is potentially infinitely malleable, becoming a heart attack sensor for one developer and a sports band for another.

Again, make sure the screw has a good bite, at least one inch, into the stock piece.

Start the drill motor slowly, lock the trigger so it stays on, and use the drill's variable speed control (if equipped) to turn the stock piece.

The store will stock pieces like signature shirts, $276, as well as colorful minidresses, $446, and cuffed pants in flower prints, $324.

Commonly, each furnace is equipped with a tailored model predictive control system to ensure consistent heated product quality such as final discharge temperature and temperature uniformity within the stock pieces.

Although Fogal is known for legwear, the store will also stock pieces like cashmere sweaters, $650, and A-line leather skirts, $650.... Another European label opening shop here is CAMPER, at 110 Prince Street; (212) 343-4220; camper.com.

Souvenir shops all over Valletta stock pieces by Mdina Glass (mdinaglass.net) and Gozo Glass (gozoglass.com) among others - but for the widest range, head to the Ta Qali crafts village, about 20 minutes by bus west of Valletta (taqali.com).

The new store will stock pieces from brands like Wooyoungmi, Iro, Obscur and Gaspard Yurkievich.... ATHLETA, the Gap women's athletic-clothing line, is opening its first two stores in New York, Aug. 10 at 1517 Third Avenue, (212) 249-2072, and Aug. 11 at 216 Columbus Avenue, (212) 787-5602 (athleta.com).

Other directories include Style With Heart and The Green Guide, while ASOS Green Room hosts a range of ethical names alongside its own reclaimed label – "reshaped dead stock pieces with fabrics and designs from decades past" - and its Africa label, which aims to support sustainable livelihoods.