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Meanings of stitch in English
Database of chemical and biological interactions.
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Examples for "sew"
Examples for "sew"
1
Draw the pattern, and sew on the braid; edge with button-hole stitch.
2
She hated to sew on pink; it clashed dreadfully with her hair.
3
One shirt you could weave and spin and sew in a year.
4
The state taught me how to make license plates and sew mailbags.
5
She found it and began to sew it for the seventh shirt.
1
Reacher said, 'How fast can you run up a flight of stairs?'
2
Burne-Jones no longer had to ' run up' to Brixton to see him.
3
I go for a run up there most days of the week.
4
Here are some possible scenarios in the run up to the elections.
5
So can he in fact run up the side of a building?
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
Jonah said they'd been sewn together, but they had torn themselves apart.
Usage of stitch in English
1
National says the proposal is a stitch-up and will benefit left-wing parties.
2
Clearly nobody had done a stitch of work on it all winter.
3
The Australian prime minister Tony Abbott called the report a transparent stitch-up.
4
However, a stitch isn't a reason to cut your workout short entirely.
5
The agreement has prompted claims of a stitch up from political opponents.
6
There has not been a good stitch put in it for days.
7
They received additional factor concentrate, and 1 patient had an extra stitch.
8
Draw the pattern, and sew on the braid; edge with button-hole stitch.
9
A stitch in time saves nine times nine in matters of health.
10
It was a stitch up but it wouldn't work he seemed sure.
11
She would have the maid take a stitch or two in it.
12
His attempts to stitch Pravin Gordhan up for tax dodging went wrong.
13
The needle and thread used in this stitch must be very fine.
14
She might be in the creek right now without a stitch on.
15
Join the next squares together at once by the last corner stitch.
16
Over stitch instead of tent stitch was the order of the day.
About this term
Frequent collocations
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Stitch through the time
Stitch across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common