Sentence examples for line of thread from inspiring English sources

So you have, for example, Christine Hiebert's airily elegant, mural-scale linear abstraction made by applying blue tape directly to the wall; a video by Christina Mancuso that shows her sewing a lacy line of thread directly into the skin of her hand; and, by Yuken Teruya, intricate little paper trees, inside fast-food paper bags, made by cutting and folding part of the bags themselves.

When Berriolo reached her final destination at 149th Street in the Bronx, the book had unfolded across the entire length of the train, the pages in the laps and hands of commuters who were all connected by a simple line of thread.

She expertly holds the hard fabric and darns a thin line of thread through it.

Make sure that these slits go up to the line of thread but not through it.

Use your fingers to position the thread leading into AA underneath the tip of the needle coming out at B.. A little line of thread should run parallel to the needle on its left side.

These patterns are sometimes superimposed over blueprint-like drawings made with glued-down lines of thread.

The work -- intricate quilts of abstract landscapes and faces peering out from grainy reproductions, traversed by lines of thread and interspersed with sequins or straw or tiny beads -- is piled high and hung from every wall in her teeming studio, an upstairs room in the Hastings-on-Hudson home where she raised her three children and now entertains her three grandchildren.

One stunningly designed piece has warm brown diamond-shaped motifs on the shoulders and breast, lighter ones below and then, on the white skirt, a single, memorable line of brown thread running vertically to the hem.

Nike now has a line of yoga threads.

Outside, the usual colorful swirl of foreign tourists has thinned out to a line of people threading through a metal detector.

What I want to reflect with this continuous long line is the long line of news threads, the long line of digital type, the long line of advertising that spools its way through the contemporary mind.