waistband造句

Tricot lined waistband and fly.

The waistband had lost its snap.

a full skirt with a gathered waistband.

This short Dao is girded on waistband.

He stood up, undoing the waistband of his trousers.

A good investment is a skirt with an elastic waistband.

Standard-rise belted waist with a finished curtain waistband.

Don had a hefty roll of flab overhanging his waistband.

Sew elastic onto the waistband: If it's the waistband that's too loose rather than the legs themselves, simply sew a 6-inch piece of elastic onto the waistband at the back of the jeans.

The other side, not the waistband, can not be tied too tight all day.

Heritage tartan Polo shield patch at the back waistband. 100% cotton.

Standard-rise waist, double forward pleats, finished curtain waistband with zip fly, subtly tapered leg.

He shoved the gun into his waistband and buttoned his jacket over it.

Many people think that in tough times, Banks should tighten the waistband with the same mass.

Cut around the waistband and down around the zipper, making sure to leave enough room to sew.

Some jeggings have faux zip-flies and pockets, while others just have an elastic waistband and no pockets.

Preferably, the cutting part is characterized in that the waistband is cut in a plurality of processes.

A brick and a lock were laid in the cave, and the key was hanging on the waistband of the King Taoist priest's trousers.

said Stryver the portly, with his hands in his waistband, glancing round from the sofa where he lay on his back,

Maybe it's just the elastic waistband: These days, you can even see the former Commandante rocking a Carl Lewis-like tracksuit.

Our products are widely used in tang suit, hotel uniforms, gift accessories, fashion waistband, top grade wedding dress, shoes, curtain, Christmas goods, hairpin, bags etc.

A trademark used for a warm outer jacket having close-fitting, often elastic, cuffs and waistband. This trademark often occurs in print in lowercase and in the plural.

After the waistband, cuff, or binding is attached to the garment, turn under the raw edge 0.6cm (1/4 inch), fold the waistband, cuff or binding to the wrong side and pin it 1.3cm (2/4 inch) beyond the stitching. Baste on the right side.

This situation is the so-called "whether up or down, Chinese and foreign waistband carry". If we continue, the peasants who take risks will never stop at 3000, and the Bailian religion will surely grow more and more.

Note1: the big groceries refers to waistband, swimming suit, bags, sacks, table cloth, bath curtain, socks, Bed sheet, bedding bag, hydrogen black silk ribbon glove, screen window, hat, female underwear.

These were tall people-- "so tall we came only to the head of his waistband", said Pigafetta of one--with large feet wrapped in skins which made them look ever larger, so the sailors named the country Patagao (now Patagonis)--Land of the Big Feet.

The river beneath the house was thin and long, full of green on both sides, like a bright waistband, tied to a house with a black roof in the distance, crossing several small stone bridges, and winding into a mist a little farther away.