Sentence examples similar to built from threads from inspiring English sources
Surfaces may be delicate and lacy or stiff and meaty, fabricated with a needle-fine hook using threads of cotton and silk, or solidly built from thick worsted wools and ropey synthetics.
New tracks Hang It Up, Silence and Guggenheim were more sophisticated, with dark layers built from drum and bass loops, and, on Guggenheim, a half-spoken narrative thread reminiscent of Patti Smith's Horses.
Built from local red sandstone.
Built from the ground up.
Momentum will build from there.
Many generations have built away from Beowulf, too, as translators and poetic beneficiaries have respun its alliterative thread to their own design.
As the dispute goes from simmer to boil, Mr. Hollinger builds in enough personal threads to give all his characters something to do (even working in a wonderful Dr. Seuss moment).
That helps those who came after to build up a thread.
If there were no definite relation between threads and cloth, then why does a pot not arise from threads?
As these proteins are being built by the ribosome, they thread their way into a membrane-spanning channel (called the translocon) from the inner side of the membrane.
