Sentence examples for braided from from inspiring English sources

Robert Redford's film, written by Matthew Michael Carnahan, is braided from three strands, like a rope.

Dry bulbs over screens in a semi-shaded, airy room, or hang them braided from a rafter.

In some cases, after they are splashed with water, women are also whipped with a whip braided from thin branches of a willow.

In fact, Mr. Adrover said he was dedicating his new collection to New York, and that it would include striped low-slung trousers, a hooded sweatshirt tailored into a jacket and a tank dress braided from the fabric used for do-rags.

The episode was braided from three storylines.

With a warm sound a quick response, the next step up in the market is rope core steel, which is similar to steel core strings, but braided from more material, giving the player a bright, clear attack on the strings.

Eighteen other states have exempted hair braiding from licensure, with seven of those states deregulating in the past two years.

You can also braid from your part down the side of your head.

For a slightly different, more continuous look, start braiding from one ear all the way over the top of your head to the other ear.

He also bought an intricately braided yak rope from our driver.

Start French braiding it from ear to ear.