Sentence examples for cicatrice from inspiring English sources

Nashashibi would stare closely over their shoulders at the strangest of details: the cicatrice on a poker player's hand, the arrangement of locks on a cupboard resembling a face, its counterpart in portholes and ladles and sailors' epaulettes as if all belonged to the same nautical family.

Dig out our dens, like cicatrices scored Into the face of earth.

"Cicatrices," the least abstract of the dances, is the most convincing.

There is a pronounced emotional tone to Ms. Luna's "Se desviven, mueren y se desmueren," set to music by Claus Shulze; "Adentro... Indócil," danced to music by Meredith Monk; and "Cicatrices," set to music by René Dupere.

Mr. Starck's Cicatrices de Lux chandeliers for Flos (8) were made from cut-crystal vases on multi-tier glass trays.

In one of the largest pieces in her new collection, raw white cicatrices in the pattern of a serpent give a delicate celadon vase, called Giant Prince 2000, a confident brute energy.

Philippe Starck's Cicatrices ceiling fixtures, right, by Flos, are made up of cut-crystal vases attached to sheets of tempered glass.

(The cuts remind Mr. Starck of scars; cicatrices is French for scars).