twill

"Twill give me an excuse to get away every few days to come to you here. "

Twill fabrics have no up and down as they are woven.

It was indeed a shirt, made of fine cotton twill.

Within these three hours 'twill be time enough to go home.

"He's more like green twill, the kind you get in work pants.

He was known by staff and students as "Twill".

Cotton twills like those used in Army uniforms will hold a collar far better.

He was dressed in a heavy cotton twill blue uniform.

I'd like to come along, but 'twill be better if I stay.

The Romans used it for both plain weave and twill.

His coat of arms were a black twill with silver chevron.

Then a mean, paunchy man in green twill shirt and pants came to the front door.

And 'twill be no comedy for them in the Tower.

He held up boots, a twill shirt, and trousers, all in reasonable order.

Tweed is a type of fabric using the twill weave.

She rose, brushing a stray leaf off her twill pants.

I swiped it onto a square of clean cotton twill.

They are most noted for their beautiful twill blankets many of which are very old.

"But 'twill be pleasant to have some few hours to ourselves once more."

But for her and all the country round, why 'twill be the same."

When next I see you, 'twill be with an army at my back."

'Twill be heavier soon by the weight of a man.

In one hand I carried my blue twill bathing-gown.

Long coat, some kind of a heavy twill, reddish-brown, open.

Wiped his knife clean on the Bismarck guy's twill coat.