Sentence examples for raised strip from inspiring English sources

Across the barbed wire fence, looking towards the old nuclear power station, is a raised strip of grass that was once a runway for the bombers.

In a setting like the one here, with dark lighting and a raised strip in the center of the arena, her style makes it easy for even casual fans to appreciate her.

A woman saddled with shopping bags was stranded on the median, a slightly raised strip of cement and cobblestones that seemed to offer little protection from the traffic; if her destination was the bus stop on the other side, she missed the bus.

To the crunching beats and fire-scorched guitars of United Snakes, a list of political parties flashes across a thin raised strip of the stage-wide screen, starting off mainstream and gradually descending into comical farce: "Pity party", "Classy Jingoism party", "Navel-Gazing Apathy party".

The success of the High Line, the raised strip of park in lower Manhattan that has brought so many tourists and visitors to an otherwise dead neighbourhood, has converted many of those in the commercial world to the value of commerce-free space.

Two kinds of tile are used to form a tactile guide path, pathway tiles with raised strip patterns are used to indicate the direction of travel to be taken and dome tiles with raised dot patterns are used to indicate a potential hazard or a junction.

Outside the nook-like library rests a set of wood panels with long rectangular raised strips.

It's also an efficient form of customization that costs the company nothing, but might just convince the customer to splurge on a $275 dry-aged rib roast or a $105 four-pack of 16-ounce naturally raised New York strip steaks.

A silver-gilt cup in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam of before 1376 has no enamels or gems, and a different shape, but offers an interesting comparison as it has a tripod stand with winged grotesques as legs, a short stem, and the cover has both an elaborate finial and a raised decorated strip around the rim, so that all the altered aspects of the Royal Gold Cup are present.

On intersection sidewalks, the city has begun laying slightly raised red strips, precisely perpendicular to the street, to help steer blind pedestrians along the crosswalk.

In this article, we propose general designs for one-way or directional rumble aggregates and directional raised rumble strips by making use of the jerking or rumbling effect induced by these devices.