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Meanings of stitching in English
Usage of stitching in English
1
One area of fashion quietly stitching away profitably is the alterations business.
2
We're cross-stitching protest signs, which is a bit different from a placard.
3
Little wonder that Ed Miliband champions stitching together social and health care.
4
White gloves with black stitching should not be worn in the evening.
5
We went on; she whistling and stitching, I making semblance to sew.
6
She was stitching vamps by the piece, and earning a considerable amount.
7
A beat-to-shit baseball with someone's name scrawled along the line of stitching.
8
She even worked in the printing-office, folding, stitching, and doing up bundles.
9
It is also used as a guide for sewing, feather stitching, etc.
10
Mrs. Seaton smiled and sighed and went on with her careful stitching.
11
Butterflies and bumblebees meandered and flitted, stitching invisible patterns among the flowers.
12
She finished stitching me up and wrapped clean gauze over my arms.
13
She hurriedly got on with the stitching then, to avoid his probing.
14
It is nothing but tacking, tacking, tacking- akindof stitching the stream.
15
This shoots 360-degree footage, with dual lenses and software stitching it together.
16
The white glove, with its too-conspicuous black stitching, disappeared within his palm.
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Stitching through the time
Stitching across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common