Sentence examples for feather through from inspiring English sources

"Instead of muscling through this," she said, "I'm going to use the tip of my knife to feather through the fascia," the pig's connective tissue.

But with Colvin looking for the winning runs, she got a feather through to Fields to hand victory to the Australians.

Real Native women are out here running Indian country, playing for the WNBA and winning Mrs. Universe pageants while bratty sorority girls and thirst-trapping celebrities are bouncing around in plastic breastplates made in China, faux leather panties and warbonnets meant to be kept sacred and reserved for those Native leaders who've earned each feather through great acts of valor.

The best tracks on "Continuum" move as gently as a feather through their changes: "The Heart of Life" recalls the pastoral gentility of Paul McCartney's first solo album, while "Stop This Train" features an enchanting Lindsey Buckinghacoustic acoustic guitar run.

This can be done by attaching store-bought feathers to the wings with a strong glue; simply place a dab of glue where you'd like a feather, then stick the tip of the feather through the glue and into the stocking for a tight hold.

"I'll be dropping Rob's name a lot at the next Birds Of A Feather read through," admits Pauline Quirke, who plays Jamie's mother.

The clothes themselves made fine references to the different métiers d'art that Chanel nurtures in Paris: hence the plumier represented by a neckpiece of autumnal feathers shot through with Jay blue; while embroideries of Fair Isle patterns on chiffon created the most haute couture sweater likely to be seen north or south of the borders.

Insert them far enough in so that the hard tips of the feathers come through to the other side of the link.

Studying the greater flamingo, the researchers found that males and females alike brighten the underlying tint of their feathers through regular applications of what the scientists call makeup: driblets of carotenoid pigments secreted by the preening gland at the flamingo's rear end.

To find the penguin's antifrosting secrets, researchers examined pieces of the feathers through an electron scanning microscope.

"Maíria's story is quite simply horrific and once again exposes the true nature of the Provisional IRA, an organisation that claimed to protect the community, while subjecting citizens to all manner of human rights abuses, from tarring and feathering, through kneecapping and sexual abuse to abduction, torture and murder".