Sentence examples for into twine from inspiring English sources

And then we braid them into twine, which is then loomed into panels, which are hand-trimmed and hand-knotted, then attached to ropes which are hand-spliced.

The acidic fruit of mahonia, say, make good preserves, while the giant leaves of the New Zealand flax (phormium) can be fashioned into twine.

"When you put stuff into Twine," says Spivack, "Twine enriches it, but you can take it out".

Yes, there were tourists, visible in gaggles as they emerged from platforms and gangplanks or plopped their beach towels on the strand — but most of them dispersed into twining passageways, pursuing their individual whims.

Spend five minutes adding details to your bookcase or coffee table and upcycling all at once, by turning retired light bulbs into twine-wrapped decorative pears.

They can be teased into a twine that can be woven into sheets and, potentially, mixed with composites to eventually overhaul the way - and the height to which - we build.

The ball bounced off the backboard, like a ricochet in a pinball machine, and plopped into the twine.

If that's not trying to will, with everything you have, a puck into the twine, then he may never score again.

Two questions for that one already are whether Jose Theodore gets the start or if the Panthers go with Clemmensen again, and whether some of the Devils bigger names can put more of those shots into the twine.

So when you do a search, the results that come back are influenced not just by the tags, but also by who put the information into the Twine in the first place.

I can't think of a more appropriate wedding song than one that is all about sliding the puck into the twine.