Sentence examples for clips shaped from inspiring English sources

A "Camelia" brooch, designed in about 1926 by Jeanne Boivin, the sister of the renowned French couturier Paul Poiret, sold for 159,000 francs against an estimate of 32,000 francs to 42,000 francs while a 1933 pair of "Coquillage Ailé" ear clips, shaped like winged shells, also by Ms. Boivin, sold for 68,750 francs against an estimate of 14,000 to 18,000 francs.

I hear her clicking not too far off, rearranging the perfectly arranged merchandise – sequinned hair clips shaped like butterflies, purses shaped like swans, perfumes that smell like very specific desserts and rains.

Clipped, shaped, trained, topiarised - whatever you want to call them – shrubs and trees are all the rage.

A nurse's assistant, she still had on her scrubs, with her ID card hanging from a green clip shaped like a frog.

In the last couple of weeks, the Montblanc company has been promoting a John Lennon special-edition fountain pen, with a clip shaped like a guitar fretboard.

Remove the lock clips (horseshoe shaped clips on the inside ends of the axles) by sliding the axles in, toward the center of the differential, and then rotating them.

In this fairyland of English dwarf boxwoods, Irish yews and old tangled bittersweet vine fashioned into garden arches, nature's caprices are tamed by obsessive clipping, shaping and rearranging.

"Cool-in-quotation-marks" has a much broader connotation, as in, "Hey, that paper clip is shaped kind of cool".

You can buy them in unique and fun clip shapes.

Use starfish or hibiscus flower shaped clips in your hair.

Clip and shape your nails.