Sentence examples for pieces apply from inspiring English sources

He would stretch the H-section lead strips, or cames, to stop "creep" in the soft, ductile metal; cut them expertly straight with his pliers, so as to leave no gaps between them when they were moulded round the glass pieces; apply the hot chisel-tip of the soldering iron just long enough to melt the solder, not the lead, when joining the strips together.

To install the tread pieces, apply three beads of good quality wood glue to the subfloor, making sure not to put any on the space at the edge which will be covered by the nosing later.

In his "Geometric Cups" of the 1970's Mr. Price goes all out, adorning their zany hard-edge forms with additional bit and pieces applied helter-skelter that make brilliant color transitions wherever you look.

"African Cultural Myth" (1994), a striking profile outline of an African woman, composed of these bits and pieces applied to a white wall is a later example of this technique and is on show here.

Start with the base and one of the side pieces, applying a liberal amount of wood glue.

The same standards for cleaning the pearls part of the piece apply; use a very mild washing solution and wash and dry as outlined above, being careful not to scrape the pearls against any other parts of the jewelery it is attached to.

But the argument in this piece applies even if you give animals zero utilitarian weight.

Dr. Tornambe started his piece by correctly stating, "Beauty is the most overused, misunderstood, poorly defined word in the English language," but he goes on to use the word throughout his piece, applying it to his description of the "Beauty Quotient".

David Soergel's opinion piece applies numerical calculations and common (software engineering) sense to thinking about errors in scientific software.

Start with the bottom piece, applying a thin and continuous strip of silicone along the top, about 2mm away from the edge (where the front pane of glass will rest on it).

These topics classes use a variety of methods to explore specific repertoire, pieces or genres while applying this knowledge to broader cultural contexts.