Sentence examples for trimming for from inspiring English sources

Its rich chocolate fur looked luxuriant and it was easy to see why it was prized in the middle ages as a trimming for robes of state.

Peter Hall and John Barton adapted the plays in The Wars of the Roses (1963) and Adrian Noble did a siimilar trimming for The Plantagenets (1988).

Its fur is valued as trimming for parkas because frost and frozen breath can easily be brushed off the smooth hairs.

The new owners, Mark Kington, a managing director at a venture capital firm, and his wife, Ann, quietly acquired the dignified brick town house with white trimming for $2.5 million from the nonprofit Lee-Jackson Foundation.

Zonoid trimming for multivariate distributions is considered in ([Koshevoy and Mosler 1997]; [Mosler 2002]).

Finally, we accurately predict the required level of trimming for any number of sides of polygon using a simple, linear model, which invokes a plate-bending analogy.

This is the first study that verifies both activity and secondary structure of a glycoprotein after enzymatic glycan trimming for use in biopharmaceutical development methods.

They are principally used as trimming for both cloth coats and fur garments, including evening wraps.

In Europe, the soft underfur known as "beaver wool" was found to be ideal for felting and was made into beaver hats and trimming for clothing.

This rate change is consistent with the decrease in trimming for the series TVDKNTRXY in Figure 4 when a lysine is compared to an alanine.

"Pupils make good progress in almost all areas of their work," they concluded.Although Ofsted is thought to see scope for slight trimming for instance, of some topics in history and geography inspectors usually find that good schools, like Sudbourne, can deliver all ten curriculum subjects without skimping on the basics.