Sentence examples for tweed-like from inspiring English sources

These tweed-like appearing lamellae are an arrangement of multiple stable or metastable phases with at least one orthorhombic constituent.

Moving bureaucrats into the courthouse would require millions more to renovate the renovations -- a bit of municipal profligacy on a Tweed-like scale.

This season, the designer changed tack and moved country — to the U.S. state of Colorado, where the woven blankets of Navajo Indians were the inspiration for tweed-like patterns faded as if by a fierce sun.

So I made a Boss Tweed-like character... from a place called Derrylee.

Sleeps 8, from £894 a week Pets allowed Rising above the river Tweed like an ancient pink Tardis, this 14th-century tower is as romantic as cottages come.

The three-piece suit is a good example, especially one in a fabric that has a little extra dash: a bold houndstooth, or a colorful tweed, like those in the Phineas Cole line at Paul Stuart.

(As Boss Tweed liked to say, "I don't care who does the electing, so long as I get to do the nominating").

In other words: "How are we going to keep our store filled?" The answer: wearable pieces steeped in the DNA of the brand, including tweeds (like the coat pictured here), tie-dyes, lace and, yes, an entire range of denim pieces "their girl" will definitely want to snatch up.

When I get out of the city, all those romantic country clothes for men -- tweeds speckled like a thrush's wings and ribs of corduroy like a plowed field -- never beat out stonewashed denim and a nylon blouson jacket.

"Tweed is like marble and stainless steel," he said.

Onstage, Willgoose and Wrigglesworth dress in bow ties and tweed jackets, like a pair of Oxbridge dons.