Sentence examples for to twill from inspiring English sources

The store, designed by the Taiwanese architect Ray Chen, is simplistic and sleek, offering a dozen styles of ready-made white shirts, from classic poplin to twill, in slim, tailored and regular styling and with a variety of collar styles and placket combinations.

For instance in the case of ORT weave, the frequency of the z-binder sweeping the top and bottom surfaces of the weave can vary from plain (Fig. 2a) to twill (Fig. 2b) or satin (Fig. 2c) pattern.

On the contrary, Todd Van Horne, Nike's creative director, listed a dizzying array of new performance features, from "four-way stretch hydrophobic materials" in the sleeves to "stretch twill numbers" on the jerseys, "articulated gussets" on the Vapor Jet 2.0 gloves and "aircraft-grade aluminum" in the belts.

Flow properties are investigated for a non-crimp glass fabric with large meso-channels designed for high-permeability, as compared to glass twill woven fabric.

The years gave in, the years gave out, and only the trousers changed — breeches of sackcloth gave way to rain-soaked gabardine, gave way to tobacco-scented twill, and on to the denim variations (boot cut; straight leg; at glamorous times, beflared), and then to the nylon track pant, and then to cotton sweats.

The years gave in, the years gave out, and only the trousers changed breeches of sackcloth gave way to rain-soaked gabardine, gave way to tobacco-scented twill, and on to the denim variations (boot cut; straight leg; at glamorous times, beflared), and then to the nylon track pant, and then to cotton sweats.

I stuck to cavalry twills and a duffle coat, at least for a few months.

The company now has a range of sustainably produced and compostable material made in Europe, from broken twill to make trousers, to a jersey fabric for t-shirts.

It should also be noted that the devices (as opposed to tradition tape and twill methods) tended to provoke occlusion events prior to extubation at the more extreme test angles (test points 10 and 13).

These approaches are applied firstly to a single tow model, and then to a 2×2 twill weave fabric, whereby the effects of in-plane shear and the statistical behaviour of fabrics is discussed.

The purpose of this research was to examine whether various selected finishing treatments which may be applied to plain and twill weave fabrics used for chefs' jackets can offer the potential for protection against scald injuries, as well as examining the impact of layering fabrics.