Sentence examples for swim fabrics from inspiring English sources

The active, sporty look of many swim fabrics and trims complements some daywear looks perfectly".

You may wish to take measurements at more points along your body to ensure a more accurate shape, however, the swim fabric used to create the tail is usually stretchy and will generally conform to your shape so it does not need to be perfect.

Too much causes you to look like you are swimming in fabric.

JUDITH: Camillas dress looks like it has a ring-around-the-hipline LIZADONNELLY: I felt like I wanted to swim in Diana's fabric.

"Seeing the artisans working makes me feel happy," Mr. Puglisi said, admitting that his own workload, since he took up the challenge of Ungaro, is so heavy that his "vacation" was spent sitting on the sand in his swimming trunks while choosing fabrics.

For the London Design Festival he is taking over the menswear floor of concept store Clerkenwell London to create "A Pool of Dreams": a flat, fabric swimming pool surrounded by palm trees and around 15 chairs.

Everything — taxi roofs, umbrellas, cellophane-skinned hats, even squinting eyebrows — conveyed a sharp impression of shelter, and as in a Miró painting the ovals and ellipses and lima beans of color sail across the canvas, so the city seemed a mobile conglomerate of dabs of dryness swimming through a fabric of wet.

European cut pants were too tight but when he tried to wear American cut pants he felt like he was swimming in billowing fabric.

Modern women's swimsuits vary in style from one- or two-piece garments to suits with skirts, but to facilitate swimming they are made of fabrics that do not sag or balloon in the water.

The primary, and most obvious, stake in the contest was a twenty-five-thousand-dollar scholarship fund — a five-thousand-dollar scholarship for the winner and lesser ones for fourteen runners-up — which had been established by the makers of Nash automobiles, Catalina swim suits, and a cotton fabric known as Everglaze.

It's made of ordinary swimsuit material and the Boston Globe recently praised it, among many other papers, in an article headlined, "High-tech fabrics keep Muslim women in the swim".