Sentence examples for copper thread from inspiring English sources

She examined the sculptures — wineglasses tied together with copper thread — and said, "Beautiful".

Underwear is worn for weeks on end, the bacteria kept back by antibiotic silver and copper threads.

Fencers wear clothing made of lamé interlaced with copper threads; the lamé is sensitive to the electrical weapon.

Metal also figures in a linen-polyester-copper-thread fabric from Bergamo Fabrics that Sofield uses for some of his window treatments because he loves "the way it reflects light throughout the day".

Meanwhile copper telecoms thread, the raw material of our connected life, is being transformed into gallery exhibits by Alice Anderson.

The walls are a mesh of thin copper dowels threaded through tiny stainless steel bands, making a kind of glimmering chain mail surface, all the better to deflect corporate daggers and graffiti.

The delicate copper wire threading through the building in disciplined geometric patterns and the tubby electrical fan motors with their shiny brass plates noting their manufacturers and 1951 installation dates are so rare that many companies have told Mr. Raymond they want the pieces for their museums.

Plain linen was embroidered with silks and gold thread; copper was combined with ebony and polished iron.

Shiny copper piping is threaded through lighting fixtures, the centerpiece of which is a large copper chandelier designed to look like a deconstructed spiral staircase.

The silver from Persia metal threads showed very slightly higher copper content, while Indian threads showed nearly pure silver.

Other works are small, including scarpette ("little shoes"): dainty slippers that Merz made from copper wire or nylon thread, for herself and for Beatrice.