Sentence examples for the common fabric from inspiring English sources

When "Blackboard Jungle" and "Up the Down Staircase" were published, there was an assumption that public schools were part of the common fabric of society.

Cotton was the common fabric of choice, but it needed to be washed and picked free of seeds (which was very labour intensive).

The structure of the fibres from which the common fabrics are made provides some guidance for the selection of useful colorants.

Although Primark does not have a figure for how much cotton it buys, it is the most common fabric in its clothes.

The most common fabric for residential use is solution-dyed acrylic.

Visual and content analysis of both Ethel Maid and Rita Barber's web sites has led to the conclusion that polyester and nylon fabrics are the most common fabrics in commercially produced women's burial clothing (e.g., ethelmaid.com; ritabarber.com).

Most people still recoil when faced with upfront evidence of the horrific origins of this fabric: when John Galliano put a fox's head on a garment, the picture made newspapers worldwide, despite the fact that fox fur is now a fairly common fabric on the catwalk.

Apart from allegations of increasing inequalities and segregation, a question of great concern is the effects of social and cultural stratification on the common social fabric of citizen formation.

A geometric unit-cell approach was utilised to predict the overall fibre volume fraction, average tow undulation and areal weight for ten common fabric configurations.

Common fabric constructions included in this chapter are knit, lace, woven, and nonwoven.

"Instead of a common fabric," he said, "we're tearing that fabric apart".