Sentence examples for delicate plastic from inspiring English sources

Some of these repairs are a piece of cake, but many require careful prying, prodding and pushing at delicate plastic parts and sometimes the results aren't quite right.

P. J. Pereira, chief creative officer of Pereira & O'Dell, said he hoped the metaphor of the journey of the "very delicate" plastic bottle would inspire people to remember to recycle when they threw out their garbage.

There's a similar pleasing economy in certain smaller pieces, like "Infinity"," an infinitely expandable wine rack that begins with one delicate plastic stand that holds one bottle of wine in the approved horizontal position.

Repair requires delicate plastic surgery and accompanying treatment that can involve steroid injections.

"We made these physical structures and body architectures out of materials like wood and foam, and very stretchy lycras that multiple people could get inside of, origamis that were very delicate, plastics that were faceted," explains Studio XO's Nancy Tilbury.

You could hold one of these and do a delicate X in its fragile plastic and spin it on your finger, practically, before you tossed it into place.

Ropes were fixed to ceilings and allowed to hang like delicate strips of spaghetti; boxes of steel were lined with fingers of soft plastic tubing.

They were encased in a voice as soft as a whisper, a handshake that felt like a cloud, a face as pale and delicate as plastic surgery and Porcelana skin-bleach could make it.

Suspending interlocking pieces of delicate glass, plastic, and clay from a single metal rod, as Bašić does in the works on view, simply hadn't been done.

We'll make people take their shoes off and not be able to go through unless they're carrying little delicate bits of plastic with their fluids inside.

This is exemplified by a series of small tabletop pieces from 1976 that suspend delicate sheets of plastic printed with red or yellow grids or green leaves from little goal posts of wire embedded in wood bases.