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Meanings of sew together in English
Usage of sew together in English
1
The next morning she went out and collected the star flowers to sew together.
2
Printed on Muslin, in beautiful designs marked where to cut out, and sew together.
3
Cut the tenderloins in the center, roll until flat, then sew together, making a pocket.
4
Elizabeth helped him sew together several thicknesses of straw matting as covering for the winter nights.
5
They would lace his bones with wires, sew together the gashes, and screw his joints into the sockets.
6
On one side sew together the two edges, thus making a bag shaped like a "dunce's cap."
7
The algorithm-derived panels mean there's no wasted cloth in the garment -the panels sew together in precisely the hoodie's silhouette.
8
Pleat them very close at the center, sew together, finish the single petal the same and add it to the four petals.
9
The root is very tough, and the Canadian Indians make threads from the fibres, with which they sew together the birch-bark for their canoes.
10
For six years thou mayst neither speak nor laugh, and in that time thou must sew together six little shirts of starwort for us.
11
Jonah said they'd been sewn together, but they had torn themselves apart.
12
She was built of planks sewn together in a very bungling manner.
13
The skirt and the belt should be pinned, basted, and sewn together.
14
It was composed of small sheets of whitey-brown wrapping paper sewn together.
15
The cloth segments are sewed together, using a fine needle and No.
16
Are the mountains being torn and sewn together again at this moment?