Sentence examples for of decorations that from inspiring English sources

Encourage continued decorating projects, including removal of decorations that have become a little worse for wear over time.

"Once we made little acrylic Christmas trees for existing and prospective clients and another Christmas we created an entire range of decorations that we gave to our database for free".

We also had a group who took a load of decorations that we put aside for another group and basically started destroying everything with their bare hands because they were so wasted.

In addition, the number of decorations that I observed males stealing on the videotapes was correlated with the numbers I recorded as stolen during bower visits (Spearman rank correlation, Townsville: rs = 0.664, n = 14, P = 0.010; Dreghorn: rs = 0.854, n = 14, P = 0.0001), suggesting I accurately recorded patterns of decoration theft.

Even big Indian-style earrings added a dimension of decoration that emphasized a sense of quirkiness.

It was a classic, but lively, rendition of decoration that could have been drawn from Mr. Valli's native Rome.

The models wore stiletto boots that were initialled "TF," a high-end version of the kind of decoration that used to require a BeDazzler.

But all this flamboyance has almost nothing to do with the kind of decoration that makes old tenements and brownstones such a pleasure.

I'm no longer in the minority in my desire to add colour to my interior with more homeowners than ever choosing to abandon the muted creams, pale greys and beiges of recent years in favour of decoration that reflects their personality.

With its green stained oak panelling, its layer upon layer of texture and pattern, Burne-Jones's painted panels and stained glass, this is a prime example of the style of decoration that would soon be filtered down to middle-class "artistic" homes, not just in sophisticated central London but throughout the suburbs of most large provincial towns.

"We believe that for the first time we have a biochemical route to youth and aging that has nothing to do with diet". The chemical variation, known as acetylation because it adds an acetyl group to an existing molecule, is a kind of "decoration" that goes on and off a protein in this case, the protein Sip2 much like an ornament can be put on and taken off a Christmas tree, Boeke said.