Sentence examples for feather out from inspiring English sources

Tuck into cone so the tissue paper flames feather out in front of the spoon in whatever color order you prefer.

The object is to avoid sharp edges that don't feather out gently or sloppy uncontrolled edges that make you look like you have a black eye.

Be sure to feather out the strokes.

apply some more glue on top of the picture and around the edges, feather out around the edges to blend with the wall... Put away the glue/scissors.

Take a fan brush and use it to lightly feather out the lines, to blend them in and make them appear more natural.

A trick is to feather into the area you are working on then feather out on the other side, similar to what you do when spray painting.

The illusions, Herz suggests, "work the way, in a familiar illusion, arrowheads either going in or feathering out extend or shorten straight lines.

After the hatch, the parent birds brood their young, keeping them warm by spreading the feathers out, umbrella-like, so the young can maintain contact with the skin of the adult.

She worked in "spray down" and evisceration - "when the blood is let out and they go through the steamer, get the feathers out and clean 'em, all by hand" - and then in marination.

Loosely translated, the song means "you come here, and I'll pull all your feathers out," says biologist Charles Walcott of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

She was enthralled by the intricate pattern of light and shadow feathering out from the chandelier and onto the ceiling.