Sentence examples for a thin bow from inspiring English sources

Black flats with a thin bow and a toe so pointy-sharp it could severe cold butter.

The necklines said it all: either a thin bow topping a soft blouse or a semicircle necklace of what looked like mammal's teeth.

The first guest speaker was Tim Goeglein, a thin, bow-tied White House official, who talked about the ongoing standoff on Capitol Hill, where Senate Democrats were blocking the approval of some Republican nominees, including half a dozen conservative judges and John Bolton, the ambassador-designate to the United Nations.

With retaining rings having different designs, and all else being the same, a thinner bow wave was preferred since it was indicative of a ring design that allowed more slurry to flow into the pad wafer interface.

Of the three principals, only Daniel Day-Lewis, flattening his British accent and pinning down his Mohican good looks with a thin white bow tie, seems, in the role of Newland Archer, to belong to the last century.

The media maven wore an emerald green hued Azzedine Alaia dress, which was paired with a thin black bow belt and accompanied by Lorraine Schwartz jewels.

Designed by Nigel Irens, a multihull expert from England, the craft takes its basic shape -- a pencil-thin center hull and needle-thin bow -- from a breakthrough turbine-engine craft developed in England 100 years ago by Sir Charles Parson.

If you don't have a ribbon laying around, you can use a thin ponytail holder with a bow attached to it.

Mr. Davis's refined ear was instantly evident in the work's chaste opening bars: soft glockenspiel tones ringing over gingerly scraped crotales (antique cymbals); gentle chords played at a piano's high end; and lower piano strings bowed with a thin filament, with screws jangling among them.

He covered a thin metal plate with sand and again used a bow to acoustically arrange the grains into complex patterns.

Tie the string to both ends of a thin branch about 8" long leaving about 3" of "looseness" to the bow.