Sentence examples for constructed tapestries from inspiring English sources
Aside from the two fine vividly constructed tapestries, one of gypsies and one of farming, the room is fairly bleak in design compared to other rooms in the house; the dining table is relatively small, with a drab grey floor and open brick fireplace dated in large letters to 1683.
The tapestry design is actually constructed out of Braille, so the words of the songs can be read as well as heard.
The background of each image is filled with a busy wallpaper-like floral pattern so that the image of the postman, carefully constructed of rhythmic brush strokes, seems woven into a Renaissance tapestry.
He turned out exquisitely constructed hoop skirts, four or five feet wide, collars of a French courtier, tapestry fabrics, corsets twisted in reverse with exploding ruffles at the bust -- none of it for sale.
As a diligent student of archival conversations and political debate, artist Goshka Macuga constructs a new collection of tapestries that reimagine pivotal meetings between history's biggest power players.
Learn to construct a sentence, person who name-drops historical tapestries.
"And I like constructing complex characters and hopefully seeing this sort of tapestry of how they interact with each other over time evolve.
This is awfully close to " 'try the prix fixe' but 'can be noisy on weekends.' " Mr. Macintyre also relies on the artificial construct of linking five double agents who never met as a group, because "they spun a tapestry of lies so thick and wide it would envelop the entire German intelligence system".
Make sure your tapestry hangs straight and even.
Step back and make sure the tapestry is level.
