Sentence examples for weaving clothes from inspiring English sources

"As a village girl, I knew the work of weaving clothes and kitchen gardening," she said.

Following his death Lebrón began working by weaving clothes.

The most common occupation for women was weaving clothes for the family, sale at market or for large textile enterprises that employed hundreds of women.

Like slavery, or selling one's daughter, or in the tragic event that she is raped forcing her to marry her rapist, or genocide against those who worship differently, or stoning to death a rebellious child (how has any Christian survived his teenage years?), or the silencing of women, or the sin of weaving clothes out of different threads... on and on it goes.

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"They say they're teaching her to weave clothes.

In pre-industrial households, women spent a great deal of time spinning and weaving cloth, tending garden and poultry, and making clothes, whereas industrial housewives purchased these items mass-produced (Cowan 1976; Connolly 1994; Cross & Szostak 1995).

If you wove cloth for clothes, you didn't really need a horse because you could walk from house to house.

What if, instead of going shopping for new clothes, you can just download fabric patterns and weave clothing from your home computer?

For milenniums, we have created drinking vessels, woven cloth, fashioned shoes, sewn skins, carved arrowheads, blown glass, invented ceremonial objects and produced jewelry, head decorations and clothes.

Bast-woven clothes were economical, lightweight and cooler during the hot, humid summer months than cotton, but they were also stiff and uncomfortable.