Sentence examples for hanging sheet from inspiring English sources

A light suddenly comes on, casting shadows on a hanging sheet: hands reach out to grasp a woman's silhouette.

Richard M. Hollingshead, a salesman, opened the first screen in June 1933 in Camden, N.J.; he had experimented by projecting a feature from his car hood onto a hanging sheet.

At first glance we see Venus, or any rate a woman -- a bare foot, a lifted arm -- concealed behind a crisp white hanging sheet as she dries her hair.

The German lighting designer Ingo Maurer showed a chamber for solitary meditation made from hanging sheets of a shimmering gold color.

Already concealed by darkened windows, he took the added step of hanging sheets inside the vehicle and created a hide stocked with food and drinks to get him through a full day of surveillance, waiting in hope to capture images of Prince George.

Mr Knauf wrote: "Already concealed by darkened windows, he took the added step of hanging sheets inside the vehicle and created a hide stocked with food and drinks to get him through a full day of surveillance, waiting in hope to capture images of Prince George.

Some are calling this year's race the "Pour of Britain" and until the sun came out as Caerphilly was approached, the 110 miles were shrouded in cloud, with a strong westerly driving hanging sheets of heavy mizzle past disgruntled sheep and bedraggled spectators.

We could see her cradling her infant, cooking breakfast, hanging sheets, loving her family, sending her husband off to war, and her child to school.

Centered on rows of fabric cut out to resemble stalactites dripping from the ceiling, these hanging sheets unfortunately resembled an amateur crafts project when viewed from up close.

In one gallery, Hess' work is paired with Gego's delicate suspended sculptures made from twisted stainless steel wire, nylon and lead weights alongside Mira Schendel's fragile hanging sheets of rice paper stitched with cotton thread.

Based in the UK, Alida Sayer is an artist who takes a labor-intensive approach to typography with mesmerizing letterforms that, in this case, were created using hanging sheets of hand-cut prints from pressurized raised images and viscous ink onto heavy paper.