silks造句

Extensive testing with silks, embroidered garments, and other delicate items have shown no ill effects.

A lot of cottons and silks are cool but they wrinkle easily.

Celebrity designers crafted flight attendants' uniforms in colorful silks, psychedelic patterns and fitted dresses that sported hems as high as The Times.

He first had to shower, scrub his boots and strip off his silks for laundering before being allowed to come into contact with his wife.

We start in the caravanserai (traditional roadside inn), its courtyard once full of camels laden with silks and spices but today transformed into a dull, roofed market depot.

In addition it should be remembered that most pirate booty did not consist of gold and silver bars, but saleable goods such as silks and other fabrics, tobacco, spices, and slaves.

Gaining confidence, the silks produced in the city little by little began to abandon the original Oriental styles and moved towards their own distinctive style, with an emphasis on landscapes.

In the weeks that followed, the Queen sat hour after hour at the window. In her lap was the crimson velvet and she sewed it in silks as bloody as the dawn.