stitching造句

The nurse cleansed the wound before stitching it.

APPLE COMPUTER prides itself on creating products that fit together without ugly joins or haphazard stitching.

Oracle was the laborer left stitching together her designs in a stuffy factory.

Our investigator observed employees working in gowns that had unraveled stitching extending from hoods, zippers, and pants.

Someone is stitching up a hem, darning a hole in a uniform, patching a tire, repairing the things in need of repair.

The rowdy schoolboys and apprentices take centre stage; behind them, stitching in a corner or singing to a doll, the girls remain as ghosts.

The words 'Made in China' usually conjure images of row upon row of low-wage workers manufacturing cheap toys or stitching inexpensive garments.

They took the blueprint of a known bacterial genome and rebuilt the entire sequence, stitching together genes chemically manufactured by an automated DNA synthesizer.