Sentence examples for bound by thin from inspiring English sources

Many of the opening suits bore a strong resemblance to those Mr. Galliano once created for Dior, most obviously in the way they were styled, with the models wearing wool felt cloche hats and their jackets bound by thin leather belts that were knotted at the waist, rather than buckled.

Mr. de la Renta showed a floral jacquard jacket in a cocoon shape that is common to Mr. Galliano's work, and many of the opening suits bore a strong resemblance to those Mr. Galliano created for Dior, at least in the way they were styled, with the models wearing felt cloche hats and their jackets bound by thin leather belts that were knotted at the waist, rather than buckled.

A stylish Caesar salad had slender romaine leaves bound by a thin cucumber ribbon, and elegant oval croutons.

Chopped and sauteed wild mushrooms hugged the tender meat's exterior, bound by a thin, clear flavorful netting of caul fat.

As you approach the house from busy Preston Road and pass through a slatted aluminum gate designed by Mr. Meier, Mr. Irwin's sculpture, "Tilted Planes," is visible, just barely, centered in the lawn: it is a 60-by-60-foot 60-by-60-foot 60-by-60-foot 60-by-60-footr squarer squares that ramp in different directiofs, each bound by a thin retainingrassl of Corten steel.

The best of those we sampled was the Mind Eraser (no rice), all fish neatly bound by soft avocado and a thin nori wrapping.

Wave propagation is investigated in a thin fluid layer bound by a rigid surface and an elastic half-space.

The neuron is bound by a plasma membrane, a structure so thin that its fine detail can be revealed only by high-resolution electron microscopy.

However, it is observed only in the case of nanoplates or thin films of Au and Ag metals bound by atomically flat surfaces [24].

Cnidarians and ctenophores have simple nervous systems, and their cell layers are bound by internal connections and by being mounted on a basement membrane (thin fibrous mat, also known as "basal lamina").

In an apparent effort to embolden the chancellor, Angela Merkel, he counselled against governments letting themselves "be fully bound by the decisions of their parliaments".For an unelected prime minister, Mr Monti was skating on thin ice.