It's been a long time since I've touched this sweater and it's in 4 ply wool. |
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The trapezoid motion moves squarely with relation to the presser foot to improve fabric feeding, ply pairing and stitch formation. |
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Whales, sea turtles, crocodiles, giant clams, manta rays, and dugongs also ply the peninsula's waters. |
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Sometimes gondoliers and sailors in costume were hired to ply the waters of the Grand Canal while musicians played on shore. |
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At nine the boy still hadn't attended school, and Helene got him a tutor in the quartier, while continuing to ply him with music lessons. |
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Let competing county buses and private jitneys ply bus stops for passengers. |
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Scientists believe that now fewer than a hundred of the whales ply the waters near Alaska. |
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So, what would happen in a free market where anyone could ply their trade in a cab? |
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Stool in tubular steel with formed seat in ply laminate rebated onto frame, by Pengelly Design. |
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You are a man who knows how to woo a woman with sweet nothings, ply her with charm. |
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It is also geographically near the primary shipping lanes for oil tankers that ply the route between Japan and the Middle East. |
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The lowland rainforests of the Indonesian island of Java are perfect places for an arboreal, leaf-green snake to ply its predatory trade. |
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This will mean that no two-stroke motorcycles, rickshaws or delivery vans, will be allowed to ply the roads of the metropolis. |
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The gallery walls are lined with marine ply, angled to give an echo of the list of a Ship under sail. |
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This has only turned things from bad to worse because the buses have to now ply on a narrow road before reaching the road connecting Town Hall. |
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York tourism boats can continue to ply their trade, but rowers are banned from the river. |
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Junior high is a particular challenge socially and prime time for bullies to ply their special brand of meanness. |
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Others make waiting an art that they ply towards their projects of self-advancement. |
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This movie vividly reminds us of how the merchants of death ply their trade. |
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Are you trying to say, Justin, that these blessed people are using trickery, skullduggery, flimflammery, shams, pretence, to ply their trade? |
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My question is do you think that there will be a successful low-cost carrier to ply transoceanic routes? |
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I'm doing the socks on 6 ply yarns so I only have to follow the pattern and cast on 64 stitches. |
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In stockinette stitch with a twist of double rib and a pretty gusset stitch in super soft 4 ply. |
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The road, however, is motorable and in good condition but no public or private buses ply this road. |
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Despite dropping down a division to ply his trade, he insists he remains on the up and up. |
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Some 25 lakh vehicles ply the 4,000 km of Bangalore roads and are exploited by contractors to get the parking lots for a song. |
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These vehicles are the only ones licensed and insured to ply for hire, that is take passengers from the taxi ranks or be hailed in the street. |
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Materials are excellent, ply and cedar cladding, with mahogany sunshades protecting south openings. |
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We offer a wide range of pantecs including ply lined colourbond, FRP construction and refrigerated bodies. |
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Their role is more significant than hucksters whose interest in the lives of other people is limited to an opportunity to ply their craft. |
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Nevertheless, it explains the huge number of ferries and hydrofoils that regularly ply the waters. |
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Penillion singing therefore allows both the vocalist and the musician to ply their skills within their own frameworks. |
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The Sky Bus will ply through the city's main junctions, carrying 15,000 persons per hour. |
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Bowness benefits from the steam boat services that ply Lake Windermere for pleasure seekers. |
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Synthetic single ply roof systems are not the cheapest way to reroof a mobile home in the short term. |
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The bathroom interior, however, with its combination of ply, porcelain and white marble, is a moment of unexpected luxury. |
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The rush into single-ply roofing of the 1980's has established single ply as a durable, reliable alternative to bituminous roofing. |
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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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By twisting these single yards together to form the ply yard, the fabric is more resilient and long lasting. |
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A nice dense thread or 3-8 ply yarn seams to work quite nicely for a blanket stitch. |
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Can anyone imagine anything more boring than 4 ply, stocking stitch in a dark blue, that snaps whenever you pull too hard? |
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The ply is a factor that defines the number of single yards which are twisted to become the ply yard from which the bedding is woven. |
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Mr Constable has also designed his own home kitchen using hoop pine and maple ply. |
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The decks are marine ply, the spars were made out of local timber and the design was kept close to the original. |
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The skin is fibreglass over a thin layer of plywood, which is itself supported by a skeleton of thicker ply, stiffened by a steel structure. |
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The table, as well as the maple ply and cast-steel dining chairs, are easily wiped clean after meals. |
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Down on the floor of the exchange are phalanxes of desks, where some two dozen brokers ply their trade. |
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Importantly, 1,900 postgraduate research students also ply their trade here, firing up the boiler of Scotland's economic engine. |
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Buses ply frequently between Hospet and Hampi, and budget tourists can easily hire cycles or mopeds. |
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Airlines will be free to ply routes between any EU city and any US one, as well as to go further afield. |
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If you can't face the steep walk, three funicular trams ply the gruelling route. |
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In 1912 the SS Earnslaw began to ply the lake and you still can take a trip on this historic steamer. |
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Birds ply each of these smaller flyways according to their custom and can be counted on to return year after year. |
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They used to ply us with so much drink the night before you weren't in any shape to play. |
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But when playtime rolls around my workmates are eager to ply me with stiff drinks. |
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You go to a reception and the waiting staff fall over themselves to ply you with drink. |
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Then the camera starts to roll and they start to ply me with a string of questions that I seem to remember were on the application. |
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A copyist relies on imitation to ply his craft, but a great designer can evoke a much more powerful response through invention. |
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I am going to use hoop pine marine ply made in QLD as I just couldn't seem to get the quality I wanted in gaboon mahogany. |
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This will likely include dozens of lines and several first ply candidate moves. |
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He made a machine to make the ply and the family made woollen garments for the boys in the merchant navy. |
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More importantly, there is an outstanding semi-private beach, again with plenty of beach beds and sunshades and with faultless waiter service to ply you with cold drinks. |
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Decks and coachroofs were generally of end grain balsa, although solid teak has been found in some areas and marine ply was used as necessary for vertical strength. |
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As per latest research, bamboo can be used for construction of houses of permanent natures, doors, window frames, corrugated sheets, and bamboo ply etc. |
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And it is hard to imagine big players like the Poles not wanting to showcase Warsaw or Krakow and ply visiting hacks with free slivovitz and customised briefcases. |
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He would bring him to his office after the Senate recessed and ply him with drinks until the inebriated Kentuckian would agree to anything Johnson wanted. |
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They used to joke that I control the ply of the toilet paper on the show. |
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They are more likely to pick guys who ply their trade week in, week out at the highest levels. |
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He likes to ply me full of whiskey, fill and refill my glass. |
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The law was aimed at deterring unscrupulous boardinghouse touts who jumped aboard arriving ships to ply gullible sailors with cheap liquor and comely prostitutes. |
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The ferries, warships, water taxis, huge container vessels, yachts and fishing tinnies ply with impunity one of the greatest anchorages and working harbours in the world. |
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They have curved doors made of marine-grade ply with a lacquer finish. |
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In the market where these contemporary artists ply their trade, the age-old discipline of drawing human figures is considered a rather fuddy-duddy exercise. |
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A few villagers come in for the day to ply more traditional handicrafts. |
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Nevertheless, it explains the huge number of ferries and hydrofoils that regularly ply the waters between Helsinki and Tallinn full to the gunwales with thirsty Finns. |
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But taxis can ply for hire and minicabs should only respond to calls. |
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Resigned to his status as a lowly hospital attendant at the Whitestone Sanitarium, Jerome dreams of the day he can once again ply the Hippocratic oath. |
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Next step is to ply yourself with copious amounts of Dutch courage. |
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An 8 ply acrylic wool wick is placed in the soil mixture and through the bottom into a container with a weak solution which is then taken up by the plant as required. |
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No ply, glass fibre or any other modern materials were employed. |
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Over the past week, a number of cars have been burned out and premises vandalised in the local industrial estate where nine companies ply their trade. |
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The curtain is drawn until late March when the graceful sky dances and twittering music return as chimney swifts ply the skies in search of food and each other. |
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He could ride, swim, dive in deep rivers and the sea, ply the whip, climb trees, scale cliffs without a rope, bring down birds and beasts with arrow and sling. |
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Incidentally, the new boat will ply on the Ernakulam-Vypeen route. |
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The association had pleaded for an increase of 5 per cent in the price of commercial plywood and 10 per cent on commercial and waterproof board and waterproof ply. |
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They are currently using a lot of 4 ply wool in light colours for the baby clothes and double knitting wool for other items, all for good causes. |
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Each of the ply cords follows a geodesic path from a first sidewall portion across a crown portion to a second sidewall portion. |
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This intermixing helps bond the plies and avoids delaminating of the sheet at the ply boundaries. |
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Our base was the Domina Prestige, one of the newest of the many cruise boats that ply their leisurely way up and down the Nile. |
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We can eat in the kitchen, like we used to before you got old enough to ply the lads an' do all that mall jimjam with your pals. |
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Rickshaws also ply the streets of other major cities, as well as the countryside. |
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The calmer safer waters of the loch allowed larger ships to ply the route as demand increased. |
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Out on the lake small craft with pagodalike canopies ply the waters, transporting tourists. |
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Silicon bronze ring nails are excellent for permanent fastening of wood and ply as they are strong and easily driven. |
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From what bulk-ridden strumpet reeking home? Saving your reverend pimpship, where d'ye ply? |
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You may be sure, in the ply I was now taking, I had no objection to the proposal, and was rather a-tiptoe for its accomplishment. |
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During the summertime, pleasure boats ply up and down the Volga, with their base off the river station. |
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Hired public conveyances include auto rickshaws, which often ply specific routes, and yellow metered taxis. |
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For a single ply yarn, the direction of the final twist is the same as its original twist. |
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While he worked to ply fingers back apart more than not, Kaiselan practised his crouch exploring the outpost's more topmost levels. |
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The favourite is birch-faced ply, which is reasonably hard-wearing and has a contemporary look. |
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Even without the view the lofty light-filled interior, paved with big golden panels of hoop pine ply, would be exhilarating. |
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Before students arrive, universities ply them with luscious ads, guaranteeing them a cross between summer camp and lotusland. |
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Both are well-connected schmoozers paid to ply and manipulate our elected officials. |
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I've noticed, too, that many of the major retailers now ply tawdry Christmas stock alongside even tackier Halloween merchandise in September. |
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If we must have pointy boats, I moaned, why can't we have copies of the caiques that used to ply the Bosphorus? |
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The concentrations are, in general, discontinuous across ply layer boundaries due to differences in solubilities. |
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To get to Alishan, take the High Speed Rail to Chiayi, then a two-hour scenic drive up the mountainous road, where buses and taxis ply. |
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Every man who could ply an oar pulled up to give Mr Gladstone a cheer. |
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The cooled veneers are coated with heat-cured resins and laid up symmetrically on a core with the grain of each ply at right angles to the one below. |
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You can also enjoy the wide blue expanses of the Vltava river, the cruise ships which ply their trade on it and the 17 bridges which connect its banks. |
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Amy Williams invites friends to a sleepover, ready to give them the ultimate Christmas Day wake-up call and ply them with the ultimate in stocking-filler gadgets. |
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Odd Balls of Wool, double knitting or 3 ply are needed for knitting squares required in blankets for the People's Kitchen in Newcastle City Centre. |
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Odd balls of wool, double knitting or 3 ply, are needed for knitting squares required in blankets for the People's Kitchen in Newcastle city centre. |
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Piracy still occurs, but in the main, global trade has flowered because sea lanes are open and commercial vessels ply the oceans unthreatened by warships. |
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It is possible to have a very well load balanced partition but with such a high ply that its slowest piece is slower than a not-so-well balanced partition with less ply. |
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Flat and round surform rasps are useful tools for shaping wood and ply. |
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Tenders are invited for Carrom Board With 6 Mm Ply Full Size, 10 Cm X 5 Cm On Wheels. |
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In addition to Electrograph, its portfolio companies include Ply Gem Industries, Inc. |
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