During the chaos of the trade tenter attack, he said, "I called my wife.

There are many local place names which still include the word 'tenter'.

Tenterhooks are hooks in a device called a tenter.

But then it wasn't you who came, it was Miss Tenter.

He was also a power-loom tenter and temperance worker.

The Tenter House was a brick building 275 feet long, 3 stories high, and with a central cupola.

The fabric was first stretched on a tenter frame and sized with animal gelatine.

Flat tenter lines stretch the extruded film prior to annealing or further heat processing.

To prevent this shrinkage, the fuller would place the wet cloth on a tenter, and leave it to dry outdoors.

Well they don't get that in here unless you're higher up the scale like a tenter or something that's, things like that.

The word tenter is still used today to refer to production line machinery employed to stretch polyester films and similar fabrics.

A tenterground or tenter ground was an area used for drying newly manufactured cloth after fulling.

Mr. Tenter declined.

That dreadful Tenter woman.'

Linked flows include the Tenter Water, and the river is joined by the Commons Water.

Tenter and likelings.

Klaus Tenter, the longtime general manager of the Four Seasons, said it was a "real misconception" that most movie stars were impossible people.

'Why on earth do you say "Miss Tenter"?'

In 1861 a Carmelite priest bought the Tenter House and opened it as a refuge for the homeless.

Raphael House is opened on July 6, 1899, located between Tenter street, and White Street.

She asked Mr. Tenter to rip up the floor and send it, intact, to the star's home in Los Angeles.

The Tenter House was erected in 1815 in this street, financed by Thomas Pleasants.

Chadkirk was known for bleaching, where finished cloth was left stretched over tenter frames over the landscape.

The Pennine Centre is a tower on Tenter Street in Sheffield, England.

He worked as a lawyer in Aschaffenburg after this and married Ilse Tenter, who he had two sons with.