Sentence examples for a bit of thread from inspiring English sources

When they immobilized his third pair by tying it up with a bit of thread, she just wasn't interested.

Use a bit of thread to wrap vertically around the two piece to create the classic bow shape, and tie a knot.

If you caught the thread from the previous stitch correctly, this stitch should hold a bit of thread along the edge of the applique.

One button, a Boy Scout button, had a bit of green thread still in it.

After three years, I moved to Swanlea school in east London, which was also a new school – in its fourth year – so you can see a bit of a thread running through my career here.

In the evening, he adds a black cashmere jacket with a bit of red thread affixed to the lapel, which indicates that he is a chevalier in the French Legion of Honor.

BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle: "With James Taylor and Samit Patel on international duty and Andre Adams and Harry Gurney nursing injuries, the Notts squad had a bit of a thread-bare look about it, but it was clear their replacements were itching for the chance of first-team cricket.

Fewer than six feet high, this modest tapestry--woven in wool and a bit of silk thread--depicts a simple yet charming country scene.

When her baby was about a month old she felt a little bit of thread sticking out of her surgery scar.

If you have a difficult time doing cross stitch with your thread, you can get waxed thread or use a bit of beeswax to prep your thread before starting your stitching.

Quantum quantified Find dining Aerial jellyfish Just the ticket It's the alcohol talking Stalking trolls When silicon leaves the valley Printing a bit of me An uncommon thread Catapulting ahead The DNA of materials ReprintsThat is about to change.