After reporting that manfacturers of luxury-brand clothing, such as LVMH, have been skimping in the manufacturing process by cutting sleeves shorter and leaving linings out of dresses to drive up profits, Ms Weber complains: A grouchy aside: my aforementioned sundress is (a) an LVMH brand and (b) unlined.
Some species leave the chamber at the end of the tunnel unlined, while others may line it with grass or dead leaves.
One to four eggs are laid on the floor of the nest, which may be unlined or lined with a few leaves.
The 22-year-old hopeful peers out from a bundle of curly hair, his face as yet unlined.
Pages are unlined so it'll work for doodlers and list-makers alike.
He was forty-two years old now, but his face was still unlined, his hair shaggy in a teen-idol sort of way.
Feith is fifty-one, but his face is unlined; his hair is partly gray, but thick and moppish.
His faith, enunciated in that singular Carolina stage English, was unlined by the doctrinal boundaries that might have excluded either wing.
Roberts's face is unlined, his shoulders are broad and athletic, and only a few wisps of gray hair mark him as changed in any way from the judge who charmed the Senate Judiciary Committee at his confirmation hearing, in 2005.
Her body was a mixture of thin and plump, her skin lined and unlined, in that rounding-the-corner-to-fifty way.
Numerous modest-size conventionally blasted tunnels have been left unlined if human occupancy was to be rare and the rock was generally good.
