Sentence examples for tighter weave from inspiring English sources
The regular-duty balls have a tighter weave and fluff up less.
Whether a damaged helmet would hold up better with a tighter weave is hard to calculate, experts said.
"Our recommendation is that you stick to clothes with tighter weave and that will provide adequate UPF protection," said David Andrews, a senior researcher with the Environmental Working Group, which compiles an annual guide to sunscreens.
Hood and his father, Ralph Stedman Hood, an engineer and chemist, experimented with various chemical treatments of the new material and came up with a process for making their own sailcloth, which had a tighter weave and held its shape better than many commercial cloths.
Mr. McLaren said the company has done about 50 day care centers in North Jersey (with a tighter weave grass made of polypropylene laid over a rubber pad) and an all-purpose soccer field in East Newark, a playgound at the Paramus Pool, and a triangle in Lodi.
When she became pregnant, the tight weave of her future began unraveling.
Dan Andreasen is perhaps the most successful, largely because in "With a Little Help From Daddy" he fashions a tight weave between his reassuring pictures and his gentle words.
He has the private plane for quiet reading time, the helicopter for the tight weave of Mumbai traffic, the Zimbabwean wildlife getaways for family bonding.
And so it is with the Tiwanaku, who produced ponchos, caps, pouches, and other costume pieces that are instantly recognizable wherever seen and challenge the contemporary weaver with their variety, fantastically tight weave, and remarkable richness of colour.
The new covers are made of old-fashioned typewriter ribbon material, which has a tight weave that does not allow mites to penetrate but is soft to the touch.
