Try several rows of trim.
Try several rows of trim with different patterns.
Their collective rows of trimmed hair atop bald scalps helped form a sense of team commonality against the strong individualists on display during the tournament here.
The clue is the number of converted farms, renovated manor houses and luxurious modern mansions that crouch behind high walls, imposing gates, security cameras and rows of geometrically trimmed hedges.
"I love this time of year," he says, casting an experienced eye over the rows of neatly trimmed trees.
Spacers are shaped like "plus" signs, but for the bottom row of tiles, you must trim off the descending appendage to leave the proper amount of space for grout.
Altered sensory experience was induced by bilateral trimming of either the upper 3 rows (A, B, and C rows and α, β, and γ outliers termed A C row trim) or the lower 2 rows (D and E rows, γ and δ outliers termed D E row trim) of rats' whiskers daily from P19 for 13 41 days (n = 12 rats).
The horses, after a while at their hay, make their way across the pasture to stand among a row of felled saplings that were trimmed out of the edge of the field just as winter began.
The tan brick structure, with airily wide loft windows, white stone trim and a row of lion-head cartouches, was designed in 1902 by William H. Hume for Simpson, Crawford & Simpson, a big store that was part of the Ladies Mile.
Peek into the waiting room and look up at its cobalt blue ceiling tiles, the zigzagging aluminum door trim and the row of medallions ennobling such modes of travel as the canoe, the stagecoach and the stallion.
