Sentence examples for wool between from inspiring English sources

I rubbed the wool between my finger and thumb.

He creates a Barnett Newman zip by stuffing cotton wool between a pair of swing doors.

At worst, it's lazy, his elliptical phrasings and slurry delivery packing cotton wool between him and you.

Once fully snipped, draw long piece of wool between the two circles and tie and knot tightly around the stitches that meet in the centre.

Seven goals and 11 assists for the Dynamo captain now - after last year's sudden disappointing end to his season - the Houston coaching team may want to wrap him in cotton wool between games.

Downs breeds have wool between the extremes, and are typically fast-growing meat and ram breeds with dark faces.

Winston Churchill, asked how he rated Christ Meeting the Disciples Coming from Emmaus (in black knitting wool stretched between black-headed hatpins) commented: "A lot of bloody rubbish".

The triptych was probably created in Flanders in the late 15th century and ended up in the Santibáñez Zarzaguda parish in Burgos because of the extensive wool trade between that city and Flanders.

The parent who counts on the car as the one place she can talk to her teenager frankly may find that the ability to make eye contact makes him clam up; the traveller whose sense of a place is built in part by how he navigates it will find another normalising layer of cotton wool inserted between him and the exotic.

Treating wounds with "skin substitutes" dates back to 1880 when Joseph Gamgee described an absorbent dressing made of cotton wool sandwiched between layers of gauze (Ho 2002).

On one of these reunions, "between 10 00h and 11.30h, on firm level ground with a slight covering of murram dust", Hopcraft got this cheetah to run repeatedly over a 201.2m course measured using a surveyor's tape, with a "taut length of white wool" tied between two posts at the start.