quilt

If you want to put in a floor, sew a quilt, knit a scarf or paint a wall, you will use algebra to find out how much material you need.

Or, and this seems just as likely, computing may splinter into a bizarre quilt of radical chips, all stitched together to make the most of each depending on the situation.

Brooke fought with the administration at the all-girls school they attended to ensure he didn’t have to wear the quilt uniform or a dress at graduation.

Efforts to map reopening around the country end up looking like patchwork quilts.

A sample from a cotton quilt with batting also worked very well in the tests as did four layers of silk.

Historical photographs on view in the exhibition show a crazy quilt of painting and sculpture.

The final product is an appropriately “salmon” colored quilt.

Like a  patchwork quilt we can cherry pick from the holiday the parts that nurture our well worn hearts.

On another wall was hung a gaily colored quilt made by Harris.

The only problem is that I almost never see a new quilt that seems worthy of being so taken.

Zeal had undressed, extended himself on the bed, and covered his body with an eider-down quilt.

His grandfather submitted, and Gwynne dropped his arm and rearranged the quilt over his cousin's body.

Our attention was attracted to three or four windows that looked much like the crazy-quilt work that used to be in fashion.

He sat down on the side of the cheap, iron bedstead, and emptied his pockets on the top quilt.

Above, in the lower lofts, every conceivable human oddity was assembled in a sort of mercantile crazy quilt.