How To Use Gabardine In A Sentence
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During World War II he acquired a government contract to manufacture covert and gabardine trousers.
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A good worsted wool has nap or texture, is less subject to shine, and will wear longer than gabardine.
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Gabardine is a tightly woven wool twill with a high sheen.
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I think price is an issue only when it's a basic replacement item, like a gabardine suit.
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Although gabardine is a popular fabric, it is one that shines prematurely.
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The girl wore a wide rimmed black hat full with dark lace, a black gabardine and she stood on the toes of her shinny black buckle shoes to place the rose.
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Throughout Spent, she lingers over descriptions of buttery suedes and designer creations cut from "dark blue lightweight gabardine wool.
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They are made of various fabrics (wool crepe, wool gabardine, cotton), but are all dry clean only.
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It was there that Paul Moriconi kept a brown leather suitcase containing a gray gabardine military tunic and matching riding pants, a khaki Italian military shirt and a woolen red dress that were claimed to have been a change of clothes in the possession of Mussolini and Petacci when they were captured.
Mussolini's clothes possibly found in upstate N.Y.
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They were basically condemned to flowing tents and baggy ill-fitting gabardine outfits displayed in middle-class department stores.
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Firm, stable fabrics such as melton and gabardine hold the cut edge shape with minimal staystitching.
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The tanned, trim body was wearing a blue-and-white striped jersey with the sleeves pushed up and gabardine pants.
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High-rise pleated shorts are very important now, but in a clean unwashed fabric, such as gabardine or linen.
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The small size also allows us to observe textural differences, such as the distinction between wool gabardine and cotton shirting, without the substances becoming unduly associative.
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Although gabardine is a popular fabric, it is one that shines prematurely.
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The small size also allows us to observe textural differences, such as the distinction between wool gabardine and cotton shirting, without the substances becoming unduly associative.
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Although my school days were spent wearing dredged-pond green gabardine, I'm now hugely relieved that I never felt any pressure to look good in the classroom.
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Although my school days were spent wearing dredged-pond green gabardine, I'm now hugely relieved that I never felt any pressure to look good in the classroom.
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So look for mid-weight gabardine and worsted wool, which are comfortable in all temperatures.
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He speaks wistfully of the hard-wearing fabrics of yesteryear - linsey-woolsey and gabardine.
Times, Sunday Times
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Was that really how I looked, I wondered, how I appeared to others, the gabardine sitting rakishly on the shoulders, the sleeves hanging free?
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Authenticity is found in English herringbone, cotton gabardine and corduroy.
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She opened with a black gabardine mini-skirt with lace inserts paired with a dressy asymmetrical sheer silk top with bell sleeves.
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Outside of the Ghetto the modern Shylock is envisioned as a man of mode, whose proverbial gabardine has been replaced by the latest Parisian cry.
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He had a light blue gabardine suit with very tight pants.
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For daywear, I have used gabardine and crepe and for evening, there are vibrant silks and chiffon.
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He also undertook to give a touch to Ignacio-adult's gabardines and shorts.
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Surrounded by a sea of heavy overcoats and gabardines, he finally caught the eye of a barman.
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Once we entered the building, I just stared at all the fabric, completely awestruck by all the silk, wool, gabardine - whatever you could possibly want.
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gabardine" and the ordinary green kind that is used in Norway in the winter.
The South Pole; an account of the Norwegian antarctic expedition in the "Fram," 1910-1912 — Volume 1
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Look for classics updated in fabrics such as corduroy, wool woven in gabardine, herringbone and glen plaid.
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Outside of the Ghetto the modern Shylock is envisioned as a man of mode, whose proverbial gabardine has been replaced by the latest Parisian cry.
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But, on the other part, the defendant shall be bound to furnish him with hay and stubble for stopping the caltrops of his throat, troubled and impulregafized, with gabardines garbled shufflingly, and friends as before, without costs and for cause.
Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
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We had overalls of two different materials: Burberry "gabardine" and the ordinary green kind that is used in Norway in the winter.
The South Pole~ Plan and Preparations
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They are made of various fabrics (wool crepe, wool gabardine, cotton), but are all dry clean only.
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The small size also allows us to observe textural differences, such as the distinction between wool gabardine and cotton shirting, without the substances becoming unduly associative.
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He had a light blue gabardine suit with very tight pants.
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Technology and the Internet are also taking interest away from the wonders of wool and gabardine, he said.
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So look for mid-weight gabardine and worsted wool, which are comfortable in all temperatures.
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Look for all-season fabrics like wool gabardine, cotton blends or rayon crepe.
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Once we entered the building, I just stared at all the fabric, completely awestruck by all the silk, wool, gabardine - whatever you could possibly want.
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Drill and gabardine are fabrics made with a twill weave.
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During World War II he acquired a government contract to manufacture covert and gabardine trousers.
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He speaks wistfully of the hard-wearing fabrics of yesteryear - linsey-woolsey and gabardine.
Times, Sunday Times
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Authenticity is found in English herringbone, cotton gabardine and corduroy.
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You may want a cleaner that is doing a lot of hand ironing and soft steaming as opposed to machine pressing, which is death to a fabric like gabardine.
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Look for classics updated in fabrics such as corduroy, wool woven in gabardine, herringbone and glen plaid.
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They were basically condemned to flowing tents and baggy ill-fitting gabardine outfits displayed in middle-class department stores.
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The girl wore a wide rimmed black hat full with dark lace, a black gabardine and she stood on the toes of her shinny black buckle shoes to place the rose.
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For daywear, I have used gabardine and crepe and for evening, there are vibrant silks and chiffon.
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Beautiful gabardine skirt suits and chalkstripe trouser suits for a fraction of the price.
Times, Sunday Times
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Look for classics updated in fabrics such as corduroy, wool woven in gabardine, herringbone and glen plaid.
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The tanned, trim body was wearing a blue-and-white striped jersey with the sleeves pushed up and gabardine pants.
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A good worsted wool has nap or texture, is less subject to shine, and will wear longer than gabardine.
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Look for all-season fabrics like wool gabardine, cotton blends or rayon crepe.
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Fabrics made of yarns that aren't tightly twisted, such as gabardine, are particularly prone to shine.
When Suits Suffer from Wear and Tear
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I have a red gabardine coat.
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Examples of fabrics made by the twill weave include denim, Jean, gabardine, surah, sharkskin, some flannel fabrics and some tweeds.
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Was that really how I looked, I wondered, how I appeared to others, the gabardine sitting rakishly on the shoulders, the sleeves hanging free?
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Retro Shirts are made of 100% rayon gabardine with button-down fronts for years of comfort and durability.
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He also undertook to give a touch to Ignacio-adult's gabardines and shorts.
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They wore jackets of Scotch tweed and flannel suits in winter, blue blazers and gabardines in summer; all of it they'd had tailored by New Haven tailors like Chipp or Langrock's.
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Then getting upon the animal with more alacrity and haste than could have been anticipated from his years, he lost no time in so disposing of the skirts of his gabardine as to conceal completely from observation the burden which he had thus deposited “en croupe”.
Ivanhoe
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Burberry added a few warfare-ready bells and whistles to his existing "Tielocken" style—made from gabardine, the company's own waterproofed worsted cotton creation—and so the "trench" coat was born.
The Trench Gets a Nightlife
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The tanned, trim body was wearing a blue-and-white striped jersey with the sleeves pushed up and gabardine pants.
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Cut sections 3, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14 and 15 from wool gabardine along the fabric straight of grain.
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Burberry added a few warfare-ready bells and whistles to his existing "Tielocken" style—made from gabardine, the company's own waterproofed worsted cotton creation—and so the "trench" coat was born.
The Trench Gets a Nightlife
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I think price is an issue only when it's a basic replacement item, like a gabardine suit.
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Beneath the luxurious coat, Sabrina wore an ecru angora turtleneck sweater over ecru wool gabardine slacks.
Who Said It Would Be Easy
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Firm, stable fabrics such as melton and gabardine hold the cut edge shape with minimal staystitching.
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Look for all-season fabrics like wool gabardine, cotton blends or rayon crepe.
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But in my opinion his career pinnacled when it came to Evans's outfits, particularly a pink gabardine ensemble ($1,000-$1,500) that I wouldn't hesitate to buy for my cowgirl, if I had a cowgirl.
And Trigger, Too (Unfortunately)
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Cut sections 3, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14 and 15 from wool gabardine along the fabric straight of grain.
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Surrounded by a sea of heavy overcoats and gabardines, he finally caught the eye of a barman.
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It is true that we had a few yards of darkish "gabardine," or light windproof material, which would have been extremely suitable for this purpose, but every yard of it had long ago been destined for some other use, so that did not get us out of the difficulty.
The South Pole~ The End of the Winter
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Firm, stable fabrics such as melton and gabardine hold the cut edge shape with minimal staystitching.
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For daywear, I have used gabardine and crepe and for evening, there are vibrant silks and chiffon.
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You may want a cleaner that is doing a lot of hand ironing and soft steaming as opposed to machine pressing, which is death to a fabric like gabardine.
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They wore jackets of Scotch tweed and flannel suits in winter, blue blazers and gabardines in summer; all of it they'd had tailored by New Haven tailors like Chipp or Langrock's.
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Technology and the Internet are also taking interest away from the wonders of wool and gabardine, he said.
