Sentence examples for from the decorations from inspiring English sources
Candlelight reflects from the decorations on the wall: dim photographs of jazz legends from days gone by, odd sections of brass instruments oxidized by years of smoky air.
Christmas markets have an atmosphere of their own, probably helped by the smell of cinnamon that oozes from the decorations, biscuits and cups of mulled wine that are usually on sale.
Much of the added cost comes from the decorations and fixtures, such as 14 karat gold or silver rivets and diamond buttons.
The samples from the decorations on the back of the scroll were investigated by SEM-EDX analyses in order to highlight the characteristics of the black painting and to study the composition of the materials used; traces of a similar painted decoration are present on the remains of the top plate too.
The feeling for colour, which is at its most refined in fragments from the decoration of the Church of the Holy Apostles in Thessaloníki (c.
She persuaded him to get a fancy sofa from the Decoration and Design Building that cost a fortune and took a full year to arrive.
During the Romanesque and the succeeding Gothic period, the West's artistic emphasis shifted from the decoration and embellishment of sacred objects to the building of cathedrals, monumental paintings, and stained glass.
The article explores the so-called "technical decoration" of Tripolye-Cucuteni ceramics (4th 3rd millennia BC) – designs originating from the decoration or surface of nonceramic receptacles or from constructive details that lost their original function.
This improved thermal efficiency originates from the decoration of Al2O3 onto the CFs, liberating the IR-light illumination with different wavelengths and increasing the emissive surface area of CF filaments.
The increased risks for CHD occurrence from exposure to renovation activity may be due to those harmful substances being released from the decoration materials.
To demand otherwise is to strip the wig from the drag queen, the punchline from the joke, the decorations from the party – and, not to mention, the experience that civic life does not otherwise allow us: to revel in a falsity that means us no harm.
