Sentence examples for paper tree from inspiring English sources

The sculptor – all that has been revealed about her is that she is female, and that she loves books – made her first startling appearances last year, leaving intricate paper models of a tiny Ian Rankin in a cinema, a model of a gramophone and a coffin and a detailed paper tree around Edinburgh.

His New York solo debut at Tracy Williams is dominated by the spindly folded-paper birds suggestive of failed origami that are something of a Thayer hallmark; they appear as puppet-sculptures, attached to painted surfaces and perched in and around a large paper tree in "Nature Scene," a wall piece.

The plant is commonly known as sand paper tree, it is also known locally as "anwerinwa" [114].

"This is the Paper Tree," he explained.

Tuck your gift into a brown paper bag, embellished with a decorative tape and sticker-trimmed green paper tree.

There is a scene involving koala Reverend Fluffy Ears "with a white collar made from bark of the paper tree.

There's a forest of vast, pop-up-book paper trees swarming with moths, cryptic pieces of machinery, freaky stuffed birds, and faceless hoodies hunched over like dark parentheses.

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.

In this paper tree-structured product-codebook VQ is proposed to carry out low-complexity, low-memory storage VQ, with progressive transmission.

The gallery, which is used to modestly framed prints hanging on white walls, is being transformed into a labyrinthine jungle of paper trees and projected images.

I can share ideas for keeping the bond alive -- butcher paper trees, Hersey Kiss jars and so forth, but they can check Pinterest for ideas that are far more hip than a giant paper Easter basket.