Sentence examples for central scroll from inspiring English sources

The earliest type of silver sauceboat, introduced during the second decade of the 18th century, had a protuberant lip at either end, two central scroll handles, and a molded base.

It's quite compact and has a central scroll wheel and six buttons on the face — call handling, home, back, and two function buttons.

You can still change the watch faces, but you will need to navigate to the 'watch faces' app in the main app menu (under the central key), scroll through the names of the watch faces, and choose the watch face - there's no live preview or full screen demo of each watch face, just the name.

With it, he is today able to perform highly enlightening nondamaging pigment analysis of Tibetan and Central Asian scroll paintings.

In Alastair Gray's Lanark (1981), Hobbes' giant Leviathan icily contemplates central Scotland, scrolled with the words: By arts is formed that great mechanical man called a State, foremost among the beasts of the earth for pride.

The top storey has seven 3x3 sash windows; the central three have scrolls similar to those on the south front, while the surrounds to the lateral two windows on each side are plainer.

The interior makes good use of the building's historic features: its central open staircase, focal fireplaces, scrolling plasterwork.

Decorated title page, f. 1r, with border, in black and red ink composed of various decorative devices: in the upper margin a bar border with a central semicircle flanked by stylized scrolls in black and red.

It also incorporates a central wreath of leaves and scrolls on either side.

These included the additions of an Ark to hold the Torah scrolls (replacing the original pulpit), an "eternal light" in front of the ark, and a bimah (a central elevated platform where the Torah scrolls are read).

Mr. Cross was an influential Harvard biblical scholar who played a central role in interpreting the Dead Sea Scrolls.