Sentence examples for yarns from from inspiring English sources

There are yarns from decades ago, when fields of opium poppies colored the hillsides and the heroin trade fueled lawlessness and rogue armies.

In making ply yarns from spun strands, the individual strands are usually each twisted in one direction and are then combined and twisted in the opposite direction.

The blue yarns are made from recycled KLM staff uniforms, and the other yarns from a type of wool, which is usually treated as waste.

He had a fistful of inside yarns from the sports world, revealing of the culture and time, but those would have to wait.

There's nothing particularly offensive about them, depending on your tolerance for cracking cricket yarns from the 90s, and Healy does good analysis when he's not overexcited.

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The body of the gown is crafted from three different fabrics, all woven from yarns made from recycled plastic bottles.

Even more powerful artificial muscles have been made from yarns spun from hollow carbon fibers called single-walled nanotubes (SWNTs).

Frayed wires dangle like old yarn from peeling yellow walls.

The answer is: apparently not, if it's a good yarn from a brand name writer.

We recognise this format – the "great yarn" – from our own lives.