| Cut the diaper cover pieces from the yellow cotton duck or broadcloth according to the pattern guidesheet. |
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| The dress was a thick black cotton, and the tunic a deep scarlet broadcloth. |
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| London exported more wool broadcloth than Exeter, Southampton, Hull and Bristol added together. |
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| Still, Reece is a poet and a clerk, as much at home now with pinpoint and broadcloth as with the meter and rhyme. |
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| It never raveled when cut, and therefore none of the edges of a broadcloth garment had to be further finished. |
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| Rolled-hem feet are designed for fine to mediumweight fabrics such as cotton batiste, broadcloth and handkerchief linen. |
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| By 1830 they seem to have other occupations, and Josiah was manufacturing broadcloth. |
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| She looked up from the blue broadcloth she had spotted out of the corner of her eye. |
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| Once the shirt went away, all of the mills that made fine broadcloth shirting fabric disappeared. |
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| Outdoors, the Indian Traders Market occupied a circus-type tent where more than 200 merchants sold everything from broadcloth to Zuni fetishes. |
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| Bradford became a busy centre of the medieval wool trade and later was known for its manufacture of fine broadcloth. |
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| A thin, dyspeptic man faultlessly dressed in black broadcloth, he leans over his desk, and brushes slavery impatiently aside. |
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| George Washington was so wary of seeming to be like a king that he wore a plain brown broadcloth suit to his first inauguration. |
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| Ben had risen before her and was already shaved and resplendently dressed in silver grey broadcloth with matching waistcoat, white shirt and black ribbon tie. |
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| The Border region's involvement led to the creation of a new fashion of fancy woolens and tweeds, which were preferred by consumers over broadcloth. |
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| The Royal Newfoundland Regiment was called the Blue Puttees due to their blue broadcloth uniforms. |
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| This sturdy cotton broadcloth suit is fully lined with a moisture barrier keeping the pilot fresh and comfortable in warmer climates. |
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| The commissions have begun to define our topics: it's very interesting to watch how they begin to weave the first threads which will later become the broadcloth of the Acta! |
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| A highly napped, all wool broadcloth recommended for final polishing. |
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| Instead of the uniform white broadcloth shirt, he was wearing a blue button-down oxford, and his suit had the unpadded shoulders and narrow lapels that are said to distinguish Ivy Leaguers. |
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| But I could see him, and the other men in the shop, who looked around seemingly aimlessly, picking up silk and percale and broadcloth as if considering the material. |
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| It is made with heavier filling yarns and a greater number of warp yarns and is similar to broadcloth, which has even finer, more closely spaced ribs. |
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| On Mai's recommendation, I chose two men's shirting fabrics — a blue-and-white striped oxford and a Mao-red broadcloth — and had my measurements taken. |
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| For example, Walter Raleigh had been granted a trade monopoly by Queen Elizabeth, for the export of broadcloth and wine. |
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| The look of hurt fury which she hurled at the Bishop's back might have singed his clerical broadcloth. |
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| The sides of the casket were covered with heavy black broadcloth, with velvet caps, presenting a deep contrast to the rich surmountings. |
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| No sooner had President Washington been sworn in, wearing mousy, egalitarian brown broadcloth, than the sharp-elbowed jockeying for social status began. |
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| Avoid a broadcloth shirt, in the shape of a shapeless garment with sleeves. It looks colic-y, with the wind bellying it out in all directions as you walk along. |
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