How To Use Piece of material In A Sentence
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This piece of material may be cut up to make a pair of trousers.
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The sling is simply a piece of material held as a loop in the hand.
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Jake was watching the digital clock on the side table when he heard it: a swishy noise, like a nylon jacket brushing lightly up against another piece of material.
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This piece of material may be cut up to make a pair of trousers.
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This piece of material may be cut up to make a pair of trousers.
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The impression is of a single giant piece of material coiled around.
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This piece of material may be cut up to make a pair of trousers.
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Buy an inexpensive piece of material or ribbon and make a matching headband or hair wrap for pennies.
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You have to insert an additional piece of material into the waistline of the dress to make it large enough for her.
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This piece of material may be cut up to make a pair of trousers.
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You need to inset an additional piece of material into the waistline of the dress to make it large enough for her.
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Ian Rickson, who staged the noisy Royal Court production of "The Seagull" that transferred to Broadway in 2008, is grappling here with a piece of material better suited to his overemphatic directorial style.
Their Lives of Loud Desperation
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You have to insert an additional piece of material into the waistline of the dress to make it large enough for her.
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Affixed to the bottom of the bodice, directly on the hips, was a thin, lightweight piece of material that barely reached my knees.
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She might get a piece of material to make curtains for the kitchen window and some oilcloth for the table.
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You have to insert an additional piece of material into the waistline of the dress to make it large enough for her.
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Gauze or gauze-like products are typically manufactured as a single piece of material folded into a several ply gauze pad.
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She might get a piece of material to make curtains for the kitchen window and some oilcloth for the table.
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The handle (also known as the haft or helve) of the axe, like the carpenter, has a neck, shoulders, back, heel, foot, and toe, propelling the tool into the physical act of shaping a piece of material.
