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Others had closely-fitting dresses without seam or belt at the waist, sometimes with long folds falling from the shoulders.

When the Sleeper Wakes 2006

Mince the meat very small, put it into a brown baking jar, and cover down with a closely-fitting lid or with brown paper.

The Art of Living in Australia 2004

When the extremities are so close that the intervening space may be spanned, threads of white gossamer are laced across, and the slack being taken up by degrees, in a few days a cosy pocket with closely-fitting seams is completed.

The Confessions of a Beachcomber 2003

I started out 2003 with my standard wardrobe of hoodies and long-sleeve tees, jeans almost exclusively, closely-fitting sweaters, in predominantly blue and black.

evolver Diary Entry evolver 2003

The sky, pale with light, was so merged into one with the water that it was impossible to see where one ended and the other began; and the two women, walking in front of the men, stood out against the bright background, their shapes clearly defined in their closely-fitting dresses.

Pierre And Jean 2003

One was dressed in a closely-fitting uniform equipped with tiny, intricate mechanisms.

Expedition to Earth Clarke, Arthur C. 1953

These should be kept partially on after the young fish have hatched out, and be replaced by covers of fine wire netting spread on closely-fitting frames, when the fry have begun to feed.

Amateur Fish Culture Charles Edward Walker

He was engaged in representing a Member of the Seriocomican aristocracy with irresistible powers of social fascination, and he wore a loose-caped cloak over garments of closely-fitting black, which opened in front to display a mass of crumpled white, amidst which scintillated an enormous jewel.

Punch Among the Planets Various

Mince the meat very small, put it into a brown baking jar, and cover down with a closely-fitting lid or with brown paper.

The Art of Living in Australia ; together with three hundred Australian cookery recipes and accessory kitchen information by Mrs. H. Wicken Philip E. Muskett

Between the river and the head of the cutting had been left a strong bank of earth, pierced some distance down by a hole, which hole was kept closed by means of a closely-fitting steel plate.

The Idler Magazine, Volume III, March 1893 An Illustrated Monthly Various