Sentence examples for a braid that from inspiring English sources

They joked about one: "a braid that comes right out of the top of the actress's head," Ms. Blum said.

One twist on the tweed came out with a braid that ran boldly, like ticker tape, around the edge: I made out "Rue Cambon" and "Ginza" before the models whizzed past at warp speed, presumably breezing through to the first-class lounge.

Yes: not just a braid but a man braid, a strong and manly braid, a braid that drinks lager and has a favorite car, a braid that has opinions about Harry Kane and the quiet respect of a loyal dog, a braid that has a favorite film and that film is Fight Club.

Yes: not just a braid but a man braid, a strong and manly braid, a braid that drinks lager and has a favourite car, a braid that has opinions about Harry Kane and the quiet respect of a loyal dog, a braid that has a favourite film and that film is Fight Club.

Then add hair spray for a braid that will last the whole day.

"You need something with a bit more grit to it -- it's easier to get the pieces of the hair into a braid that way," says James Pecis, a stylist at Bumble and bumble, who suggests a thickener (try Kérastase's Volumactive Volume Expansion Spray).

Published in June, but the perfect book for long winter nights, Stallo by Stefan Spjut (Faber & Faber, £14.99) is Nordic Weird, a slow-burner bringing together a lot of strands to form a narrative braid that ratchets up the tension to an almost unbearable level as a woman who runs a website on mysterious phenomena is convinced that trolls are stealing children in present-day Sweden.

This is a pretty braid that looks like a spiraling rope strand, Although it can be a little difficult to master, it is great for leaving down or twirling up into a bun.

Additionally the reconstruction is secured by a PDS braid, that acts as a temporary internal splint.

Tape the top of your bracelet to the end of a table to help ensure a tight braid that will keep your beads in place.

Continue steps 7-9 repeatedly creating a French braid that is above the left ear and below the center part until the braid has reached the nape of the neck.