Sentence examples for Silk from high-quality English sources.

• (See also silk; fiber, natural.)

• Better to stick to their other silk options.

• AN ENORMOUS MAP of the historic Silk Road hangs on a wall at Wensli, a leading Chinese silk producer.

• But not all silk fibres are equal, with this one made from A-grade long-strand mulberry silk – the best you can get.

• The stencil is glued to the silk.

• Silk culture largely remained a secret of Asia.

• Silk went westward, and wools, gold, and silver went east.

• Silk is graded in mommes which describe the weight of the silk.

Use Silk in a sentence.

• By the 2nd century ce India was shipping its own raw silk and silk cloth to Persia.

• Mulberry silk is one of the more popular silk fabrics, and it's made from Mulberry silkworms cocoons.

• In spiders, silk is stored as a viscous liquid in the silk glands, which are located within the abdomen.

• To see how Everlane's washable silk stacks up in real life, I asked my coworkers to wear — and wash — the silk at home.

• You've probably seen ads for Lunya's washable silk pajamas or bought a silk pillowcase from Slip ($89) or Brooklinen ($59).

• The resulting silk is soft and fine, with a subtle matte lustre, more like a fine linen than the shiny finish of traditional silk.

• And if you prefer a silk with a matte feel to a satin silk, you’ll like these more than the Lily Silk camisole set.

• It's still made from pure mulberry silk, though this mask is made of 19 momme silk as opposed to Slip's 22 momme silk.

Silk sentence examples

• With silk, the fabric is measured in momme, which is the weight of 100 yards of silk, according the silk bedding blog Lovasilk.

• The average pillowcase on this list is made with 22 momme silk, but Celestial Silk uses 25 — and the OEKO-TEX verification tag proves it's the real deal.

• The rhetoric has expanded to include a “Pacific Silk Road”, a “Silk Road on Ice” that crosses the Arctic Ocean and a “Digital Silk Road” through cyberspace.

• Over the next 35 years silk and artificial silk (rayon) made steady gains, until the introduction of nylon, which almost immediately replaced all of the silk and much of the rayon.