Sentence examples for more silk to from inspiring English sources

After the insect is firmly immobilised, she bites it several times, usually at the joints, before spinning more silk to strengthen the web, and then administering a last long bite which ultimately kills the insect.

She prepares a shallow concave disc around 3 mm (1/8 in) in diameter before laying eggs into it over a period of around five minutes before laying more silk to complete the sac, which becomes spherical, the whole process taking around one and a quarter hours.

Looking at Jonathan Saunders's overwrought collection of suits and coats with caped shoulders, boleros seemingly over jackets, and stiff couture silks over more silks is to wonder if he considered something, well, less complicated.

Her killer style is "Silk, silk, and more silk accentuated with a touch of metal.

Females lay up to 3,000 eggs in one or more silk egg sacs, which maintain a fairly constant humidity level.

The fact that we also see no corresponding decrease in the tendency of infected individuals to use silk to move short distances, even though this may require the production of even more silk than during ballooning [ 10]), also indicates that there is no energetic constraint on dispersal.

The Laundry (E8), meanwhile, hosts the Work It Valentine's Ball – featuring more silk than a 90s Galaxy advert.

I have more silk courts by Anya Hindmarch and teetering rose pink satin Jimmy Choo mules scattered with a sprinkling of beads.

Beside the court, courtiers placed a chair covered in saffron silk and brought in an elaborately carved wooden table covered in more silk on which they placed chilled bottles of water.

Elizabeth I owned silk stockings, he observed, but the "capitalist achievement" does not lie in "providing more silk stockings for queens but in bringing them within reach of factory girls".

"The capitalist achievement does not typically consist in providing more silk stockings for queens", he once wrote, "but in bringing them within the reach of factory girls in return for steadily decreasing amounts of effort".