Sentence examples for * the voile from inspiring English sources

The heritage was beautifully expressed in the voile curtains dividing the set into different "rooms" giving a hazy vision of the bricks-and-mortar house of Dior.

Leonidas Kavakos's effortlessly sustained tone and Bychkov's balancing of textures seemed to pull back the voile curtains of the sick-room of Berg's inspiration, little Manon Gropius, and to see the sickness of a city, a culture, a continent.

Ordinary detergents will fade the patterns; a dryer will mangle both the voile and the linen.

The painting (later renamed Static) consists of a vast number of flat black dots evenly spaced on a large white canvas that looks in close-up as cool, light and summery as the dotted voile dress in Monet's Lady with a Parasol, or Matisse's billowing muslin curtains in Harmony in Yellow.

Chardonnays are often straightforward, though occasionally a chardonnay is made in the sous-voile style, coming across as a slightly less aggressive version of a savagnin.

Through Aug. 6, stop in for south-of-the-border wares like cotton voile dresses ($175) and hand-glazed pottery ($65) without leaving NoLIta.

As her parents entertained downstairs, she rearranged the furniture in her bedroom, dragging the voile-draped cane bed and skirted kidney-shaped vanity across the room.

Had Cosima Wagner's "secret treasure" been played this softly at its premiere, she might have slept through the first pale threads of sound, the voile-like portamento, the faint blush of vibrato, the gilded fluttering of woodwind and horn triplets, the clean, fresh oboe solo.

She told a shop assistant, "I'm always on the lookout for voile," and he brought out bolt after bolt of tulle and skeins of interlocking metallic hoops.

And this year, the Boutique de Voile designer found herself in the spotlight.

Repeat the chorus and voile! you've completed a song.