Sentence examples for wool top from inspiring English sources

Wool contrast top toast.com; £89 Understated, casual and sophisticated, this simple wool top is a great autumn buy.

Buy Now {8} Oasis Long Sleeve Crewe Stripe, £60, Cotswold Outdoor Ice Breaker's 100 per cent merino wool top doesn't scream "outdoorsy gear" like some technical wear.

However, the earliest surviving American quilts tend to be wholecloth calamancos, in which the glazed wool top, often of imported fabric, was layered with wool batting and a home-woven linen or linsey-woolsey back, then closely quilted in plumes and other decorative motifs.

In one photograph, she dons a black wool top hat from nineteen-sixties England a piece plucked straight from Savile Row and pairs it with a sleek satin tuxedo, kid-leather gloves, and a modern silk ruff by the Detroit-based milliner Leza Piazza.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Interior of the conventional electrical muffle furnace with reactor filled with quartz particles and quartz wool; top before reaction; bottom after carrying out an ethane-to-ethylene conversion process.

Ms. McCartney may not persuade her customers to wear her wide suit jackets (think Talking Heads) or savor the roominess of gold felted wool tops or a rounded tunic.

That "regal figure" shadowed other garments, even plain wool tops and skirts, by virtue of where Ms. Sander put the waist and how much volume she gave to pieces.

Maria Cornejo's wool tops and cuddle coats had the feel, as one observer said, of neighborhood clothes: the stuff you love but don't necessarily fall in love with, a distinction that would have helped this showing.

Its major products are terylene wool tops, which include white tops, black tops, antistatic tops, white glazed tops, soybean fiber products and differential wool tops, among others, as well as compound staple fibers, which include terylene staple fibers.

Through its subsidiaries, The company is involved in the production of terylene wool tops, the trading of chemical products, such as pure terephthalic acid for industry use and industrial glycol, as well as the knitting, dyeing, after treatment and processing of shell fabrics.

Darling imported South Australian merino rams to improve his flock, and his wool topped the Hobart sales on several occasions.