starching उदाहरण वाक्य

More than 275 hours are spent on costume maintenance a week, including the washing, starching and pressing of about 300 shirts.
At the armory, he said, " you walk in and feel like all your clothes just received a starching ."
Most of the preparatory work before weaving like starching the yarn, transferring it over the tubes, preparing tanabana was done by the women.
Males also did certain kinds of domestic work in cities like Rio and Salvador, including starching, ironing, fetching water, and dumping waste.
The authors have included directions for starching sheets, then using a protractor, T-square and heat gun to produce four perfect corners on a bedsheet.

Q : My boss's wife is trying to learn how to do old-fashioned starching _ where you put the starch in the washing machine.
Both the Army and Air Force, meanwhile, have copied the Marines by using a permanent-press treatment to eliminate the need for starching and pressing.
Laundry was a common service performed by convents and monasteries, and their use of egg whites for " starching " clothes created a large surplus of yolks.
The Marlins'relievers _ Dennis Cook, Heredia and Nen _ stood out there in short sleeves, thumbing their nose at the hideous cold and starching wind.
The heroin was molded into furniture by mixing it with a special hardening resin in a process known as starching, Queens District Attorney Richard A . Brown said.