leatherlike

Neurosurgeons implant disk-shaped electrodes inside the skull, underneath the tough, leatherlike membrane known as the dura mater.

They sell shearling coats and leatherlike tracksuits and wide-body suits and loafers with what I can only presume is a chemical sparkle.

So in a little bar called Vinologia, we sat with three bottles before us: white port, pink and rubio, arranged light to dark on a leatherlike cork cloth.

The theater now has reclining leatherlike seats, but somehow it has retained the same haphazard, chaotic, disagreeable atmosphere it had back then.

It opened in full splendor, with its leatherlike banquettes shining and the wide aisles and commodious seating areas squeaky clean.