Sentence examples for rolling sheet from inspiring English sources

When our alarms went off the wind was still blowing hard but the clouds were parting and a fuzzy, hazy horizon had appeared between the pale blue sky and the snow surface, which seemed more like a rolling sheet of white smoke racing towards us than solid ground.

Place it on a hard, flat, non-stick surface like a cutting board or silicon rolling sheet on your table.

Meanwhile, in the middle of the room sat Rayfiel — unassuming, pale-complected, with light-red hair turning gray — rolling sheets of putty into sticky pellets.

One is a bowl covered with woozy marbling patterns, not painted on but, apparently, formed by rolling sheets of light and dark clay together and slicing them up, like icebox cookies.

At Pontypool in Wales the Allgood family developed a process of rolling sheets of iron and dipping them into molten tin; the resulting tinplate was then worked into various domestic and decorative items before being japanned, or painted with a heat-resistant varnish (see Pontypool ware).

The blast continues to light up filaments of gas in surprisingly delicate and gently rolling sheets, according to research presented here last week at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society.

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are formed by rolling sheets of graphite-like carbon with hollow tubes.

They are shaped like rolling sheets of carbon into the hollow tubes.

Next, through an etching process developed by the group last year, the graphene is released from the silicon; and the graphene is removed by rolling a sheet of plastic over the surface.

The influence of sole and joint Zr and Mn additions on the recrystallization behaviour of an AA2198-base alloy has been compared during extended annealing at 535 °C, following hot rolling to sheet.

(It's similar to the difference between forming a paper tube by rolling a sheet of paper lengthwise versus on the diagonal: The different alignments of fibers in the paper produce different strength in the resulting tubes). In the case of carbon nanotubes, chirality can determine whether the tubes behave as metals or as semiconductors.