woollen in A Sentence

Woollen Carpets and Dari.

Fur coats and Woollen items of all Jews confiscated;

Evidences also show that they wore cotton as well as Woollen garments.

Apart from this, you can also get yourself Woollen clothing, antiques and shawls.

Inspiration: It was inspired by traditional Woollen shawls worn during the winter months.

Dry clean your Woollens once before storing them away for the next winter.

Thou shalt not wear a garment that is woven of Woollen and linen together.

Around 1,200 blankets and Woollens were distributed to protect those affected by the cold.

Light Woollens are required during the day and thick Woollens are required at night.

However, can you imagine someone wearing Woollen clothes around the streets in Mumbai or Chennai?

But before venturing on the journey, one should take care to carry Woollens and raincoats.

Prior to the Industrial Revolution it had become a co-ordination centre for the making of Woollen cloth;

This law lasted for 26 years and was very useful in building up to English Woollen industry.

During this time there is a lot of cold, so you must wear Woollen clothes during the trip.

Home decoration faux sheepskin fur rug High quality white rectangle carpet Woollen home textiles- China Wenwen Trade Co., Ltd.

This law remained in effect for twenty-six years and was very useful in building up the English Woollen industry.

The normal cricket uniform is a white shirt, white trousers, thick white Woollen socks and white cricket boots not shoes.

Besides this, a number of shops sell Woollens, which are the speciality shopping items of almost every hill station.

The garment also that the plague of leprosy is in, whether it be a Woollen garment, or a linen garment;

For the remaining parts of the year heavy Woollens are require at the Bhawan as well as Yatra base Camp Katra.

Armley Mills Industrial Museum is housed in what was once the world's largest Woollen mill, and includes industrial machinery and railway locomotives.

While men wear Woollen churidhar pajamas, and tailored Woollen shirts such as the chamn kurti, the women wrap themselves up in a dohru.

Before the Industrial Revolution, it became a co-ordination centre for the manufacture of Woollen cloth, and white broadcloth was traded at its White Cloth Hall.

In 1882, dress reformer Dr Gustave Jaeger argued that wearing natural Woollen fibres next to the skin would help disperse bodily poisons by allowing the skin to breathe.

It might rain,” he says, and puts on his shoes and Woollen cap and goes inside the house to finish his first ringal basket of the day.

The season or weather at the time of delivery- Keep in mind the weather or season and pack clothes accordingly … Woollens, warm clothes, light clothes, in-betweens etc.

The Woollen goods, dry fruits and medicinal herbs brought by them are purchased by the people and the traders of the plains and foodgrains, clothes and utensils are sold.

England passed a law which compelled all persons over six years of age, except those of high position, to wear Woollen caps made in England, on Sundays and all holy days.

While the former two had a long history as traditional pursuits, modern Woollen industry was late and slow in making an appearance, and silk industry remained confined to the traditional form and techniques.

Woollen or quilted waistcoats were worn over the stays and under the gown for warmth, as were petticoats quilted with wool batting, especially in the cold climates of northern Europe and America.

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woollen in A Sentence

Woollen Carpets and Dari.

Fur coats and Woollen items of all Jews confiscated;

Evidences also show that they wore cotton as well as Woollen garments.

Apart from this, you can also get yourself Woollen clothing, antiques and shawls.

Inspiration: It was inspired by traditional Woollen shawls worn during the winter months.

Dry clean your Woollens once before storing them away for the next winter.

Thou shalt not wear a garment that is woven of Woollen and linen together.

Around 1,200 blankets and Woollens were distributed to protect those affected by the cold.

Light Woollens are required during the day and thick Woollens are required at night.

However, can you imagine someone wearing Woollen clothes around the streets in Mumbai or Chennai?

But before venturing on the journey, one should take care to carry Woollens and raincoats.

Prior to the Industrial Revolution it had become a co-ordination centre for the making of Woollen cloth;

This law lasted for 26 years and was very useful in building up to English Woollen industry.

During this time there is a lot of cold, so you must wear Woollen clothes during the trip.

Home decoration faux sheepskin fur rug High quality white rectangle carpet Woollen home textiles- China Wenwen Trade Co., Ltd.

This law remained in effect for twenty-six years and was very useful in building up the English Woollen industry.

The normal cricket uniform is a white shirt, white trousers, thick white Woollen socks and white cricket boots not shoes.

Besides this, a number of shops sell Woollens, which are the speciality shopping items of almost every hill station.

The garment also that the plague of leprosy is in, whether it be a Woollen garment, or a linen garment;

For the remaining parts of the year heavy Woollens are require at the Bhawan as well as Yatra base Camp Katra.

Armley Mills Industrial Museum is housed in what was once the world's largest Woollen mill, and includes industrial machinery and railway locomotives.

While men wear Woollen churidhar pajamas, and tailored Woollen shirts such as the chamn kurti, the women wrap themselves up in a dohru.

Before the Industrial Revolution, it became a co-ordination centre for the manufacture of Woollen cloth, and white broadcloth was traded at its White Cloth Hall.

In 1882, dress reformer Dr Gustave Jaeger argued that wearing natural Woollen fibres next to the skin would help disperse bodily poisons by allowing the skin to breathe.

It might rain,” he says, and puts on his shoes and Woollen cap and goes inside the house to finish his first ringal basket of the day.

The season or weather at the time of delivery- Keep in mind the weather or season and pack clothes accordingly … Woollens, warm clothes, light clothes, in-betweens etc.

The Woollen goods, dry fruits and medicinal herbs brought by them are purchased by the people and the traders of the plains and foodgrains, clothes and utensils are sold.

England passed a law which compelled all persons over six years of age, except those of high position, to wear Woollen caps made in England, on Sundays and all holy days.

While the former two had a long history as traditional pursuits, modern Woollen industry was late and slow in making an appearance, and silk industry remained confined to the traditional form and techniques.

Woollen or quilted waistcoats were worn over the stays and under the gown for warmth, as were petticoats quilted with wool batting, especially in the cold climates of northern Europe and America.

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