fibre

Definition:
1. A slender and greatly elongated solid substance.
2. The inherent complex of attributes that determine a persons moral and ethical actions and reactions.
3. A leatherlike material made by compressing layers of paper or cloth.

fibre

Use 'fibre' in a sentence:

1. There is more fibre in wholemeal bread than in white bread.
2. The greens are full of fibres that you can't chew.
3. In one study on the breakfast habits of 1,600 young people in the UK, researchers found that the fibre and micronutrient intake was better in those who had breakfast regularly.
4. This approach reduces local accumulation of fibre along the cable and near a splice box.
5. There is little doubt that a diet high in fibre is more satisfying.
6. She loved him with every fibre of her being.
7. Flaxseed's Linum usitatissimum are high in insoluble dietary fibre.
8. Our palaeolithic ancestors consumed around 100g of fibre per day.
9. Plastic material is extruded through very small holes to form fibres.
10. On the Basis of an experiment on the dyeing technology of solubilized vat dyes on chinlon, the light-degradation of the fibre is emphatically discussed.
11. Doing so will certainly give you more fibre.
12. Eat 2-3 servings of high fibre foods daily.
13. The ball is made of rattan – a natural fibre.
14. We can offer you practical suggestions on how to increase the fibre in your daily diet.
15. Thanks to fibre optics, it is now possible to illuminate many of the body's remotest organs and darkest orifices.
16. Having been told by his doctor that he was overweight, he's eating all the fibre and fruit he can.
17. I wanted to be an actress with every fibre of my being.
18. The periodic buckling leaves the fibre in a waved conformation.
19. VERIZON can get shirty about the word "fibre".
20. Cyberspace has become symbolic of the computing devices, networks, fibre-optic cables, wireless links and other infrastructure that bring the internet to billions of people around the world.
21. The ball is made of rattan — a natural fibre.
22. Their new range of fabrics is made from man-made fibres.
23. I wanted to win in the sports meeting with every fibre of my being so that I could bring honor to my class.
24. The idea could work for fibre, too.
25. As a whole we do not eat enough fibre in Britain.
26. High fibre diets give the feeling of fullness.
27. If you look at the paper under a microscope, you will see the fibres.
28. Nylon is a man-made fibre.
29. Add pasta to your salads to bump up your fibre intake.
30. These optical fibres may be used for new sorts of telephony.
31. At each end of the fibre, optical signals must be converted to or from the electrical signals that computers use to process information.
32. Fibre is a natural constituent of a healthy diet.
33. Fats and sugar are very rich in energy but poor in vitamins, minerals and dietary fibre.
34. Fish and seafood generally contain excessive amount of fat and cholesterol, with no fibre.
35. Coil the fibre into a helix.
36. In pregnancy a high fibre diet is doubly important.
37. Raeder was also at pains to see that each nominee was of strong moral fibre.
38. The dye is adsorbed onto the fibre.
39. Nerve fibres transmit external stimuli to the brain.
40. Separate the useful fibre from the rest of raw materials.
41. Dried fruits are especially high in fibre.
42. The secret of the machine lies in the aerodynamic shape of the one-piece, carbon-fibre frame.
43. In its untreated state the carbon fibre material is rather like cloth.
44. Most vegetables contain fibre.
45. Fibre is found in cereal foods, beans, fruit and vegetables.
46. Synthetic silk can be made from wood fibres.
47. Nearly every long-distance call made in Britain now travels on optical fibre instead of cable.
48. The precise thickness at which the fibre traps the light depends on the wavelength of that light.
49. Fresh fruit and vegetables provide fibre and vitamins.
50. Make maximum use of the whole fruit, including the pulp which is high in fibre.
51. A sensor channels the light signal along an optical fibre.