Sentence examples for waffle fabric from inspiring English sources
Obviously they are a punk staple, whatever-whatever, and to a small subset of a small generation of women, nothing could be more casually erotic than a knee of ripped denim revealing an orb of graying waffle fabric.
The surprise standout was a navy blue blazer, with elbow patches, in a waffled semitechnical fabric ($198, on sale for $145), that was cleverly versatile.
Also the choice of textured fabrics, a waffle motif on a cape coat or a salt-and-pepper fuzzy wool skirt with a floating black top kept things from feeling too one-note.
And then came the final question about whether Trump believed his own intelligence chiefs or Russian President Vladimir Putin — and in his weird, waffling answer, you could almost hear the fabric of his presidency rip at the seam.
Other house symbols were the rolled seaming at the neck of a sweater and the mélanges of fabrics, from waffled polyester for a skinny trench coat to crumpled Japanese denim.
The machine attaches to a car's 12-volt car power source, and its ruggedness suggests that it meets some obscure set of NATO field specs; its thick, fabric wrapped cord recalls my mother's Eisenhower-era waffle iron.
Experimentation with fabric was a key theme – leather and pleather was embossed in large-scale herringbone and waffle patterns, then wrapped and folded around the body into the tunics and wrap skirts that are something of a signature shape for Anderson.
"Waffle, waffle," the Maybot waffled.
Custom fabrics can cost $200 to $600 a yard, not including setup fees, and a 75-by-25-inch 75-by-25-inch 75-by-25-inch 75-by-25-inchgrapaneleries can be priced upward of $1,500.
— Waffle, Lincoln City, Ore.
