homespun

A short middle-aged man in brown homespun had opened the door.

She wore green again, but no simple dress of homespun.

But a homespun, hands-on approach also plays a big role.

The President was more at home with the homespun.

A last flick of rusty homespun, and she was gone.

He wore simple brown homespun, but the garments were well made.

The homespun on my back was coarse, but at least I could move freely in it.

He looked up, saw her tearing a square of homespun into strips.

Part of the trend toward the homespun is dictated by necessity.

Some of the smaller papers were special because they had a homespun, regional flavor.

He managed to describe music in everyday language, homespun and colorful.

His clothing was plain and brown, but good homespun.

Connected to these activities, women worked in the Homespun Movement.

"Homespun," said the proprietor in a deep whisper of respect.

But other textiles in the collection include an 1827 Swedish homespun, probably for a wedding.

He moved the shabby homespun to check the heart.

I pried one reluctant eye open far enough to see the mountain of brown homespun.

The food is still as homespun and copious as ever.

Linking these bold contrasts is the thread of the homespun.

She had been a little waif then, in her Yorkshire homespun.

Or rolls of homespun, he's been so long in Paris."

Each carried a rifle as if it were part of him, and they dressed in worn homespun.

The maidservant was wearing coarse homespun, and she said, "Good morning!"

"That is him for sure," said one in the thick and sweaty homespun of a mountain shepherd.

The Web site is a little homespun, even for a grass-roots shareholder revolt.