Sentence examples for to be padded from inspiring English sources

Towards the end of the 15th century this flap started to be padded and gradually became a more prominent feature.

Yet the superfluous 80 minutes have to be padded out with excruciatingly repetitive battles, dreary meetings, banal utterances, unnecessary backstory and general flannel.

In the future both its budget and the joint security fund is likely to be padded out by moving funds from other government departments; a scenario that Julian Lewis, the Tory chairman of the Commons Defence Select committee has described as a "financial sleight of hand".

The first World Cup, in England, fell short of the necessary number of teams, so the field had to be padded with an International XI (a group of players who missed qualifying for the other squads) and a Young England squad (players under age 25).

They need to be padded, basically, even if there's some level of performance penalty.

Therefore, real data can also be processed in-place except that it needs to be padded in the last dimensionb to size M ′ = 2 M 2 + 1.

This could make it another interesting weekend to watch the race on TV – less interesting to be padding about the paddock in the wet….

You're going to be padding around nine parallel worlds that are layered within this coastal town of only about 26,000 people.

When they were first described, crested hadrosaurs were thought to be aquatic, an assessment based incorrectly on webbing that is now known to be padding.

However, at a minimum, I want to be pad of the solution and thus have outlined a plan here that I believe can work.

Several cytoskeletal proteins are known to be PAD targets, and in the oocyte PAD6 is required for lattice formation and regulation of ribosomal component movements [19,63].