Sentence examples similar to Looms a touch from inspiring English sources
One example on exhibit is "Bret.on" by Unmade, which envisions personalization of clothing at mass scale a fascinating idea made possible by developments in looming: an interactive touch screen lets you customize the pattern on a traditional Breton (017) sweater, creating infinite variation.
THERE is a touch of "The Three Musketeers" about the looming consolidation of Central Europe's oil industry.
Project Jacquard, a Google ATAP project, hopes to change this by equipping standard, industrial looms with touch and gestural interactivity.
"Margin Call" depicts 36 hours in the tumultuous life of a fictional Wall Street investment bank as the discovery of a looming leverage crisis touches off a chaotic chain of events.
So with National Poetry Month looming, I touched base with a couple of poet friends to see how they handled the 30/30 challenge.
You can wrap string or lace around the outside circle of the embroidery loom to add a finishing touch.
There is also a nice touch when her shadow looms large on a backdrop, beckoning to Dezso Fitos, the groom with whom she had a fine duet in which both dancers repeatedly drop to the knee in an embrace.
A huge strategic shift looms.
If localities try to raise overall tax rates to make up for looming deficits, they may touch off a backlash from homeowners with undamaged properties.
There are economic and political issues here, with huge corporations like Monsanto looming over a discussion that touches on ownership of novel species and the question of who, exactly, will benefit from these technologies.
