Sentence examples for scratched design from inspiring English sources

Clive Finlayson, the director of the Gibraltar Museum, told the BBC that the scratched design "brings the Neanderthals closer to us, yet again".

Opened on April 1, 1936, the U-Drop Inn was built by J.M. Tindall using a design created by his friend, John Nunn, who scratched the design on a patch of dirt in the driveway of a nearby motel.

The method consists of coating a clay vessel in darker coloured clay and scratching a design through the coating with a nib to reveal the contrasting colour below.

To scratch a design on the walls of the pot, let the pot dry a little.

You then scratch your design into the ground using needles or wider-bladed cutting tools.

It involves scratching a design onto a tin and using saltwater and a battery charge to etch the tin.

Scratch 3.0 is the next generation of Scratch – designed to expand how, what, and where you can create with Scratch.

Then imagine trying to design the kit from scratch, designing the moulds for all the plastic bits and having to write the instructions for assembly.

For scratch designs, R134a used in both cycles produced the best results in terms of COP, COP gain and relative compressor sizing.

It was imagined and written essentially from scratch, designed from the beginning to be part of an Oxford series, the "what everyone needs to know" one whose trademark has become a question and answer format.

These early glasses were made as follows: The inner side of the bottom of the glass was covered with gold leaf and a design scratched through the gold.