Sentence examples for seams from inspiring English sources

Emily Dickinson's winter is charged with wildness – the snow buries the "stump and stack and stem" and creates "Acres of seams where harvests were".

But I would think, 'Now, for heaven's sake, Labour, you have to embrace electoral reform' because we are operating under a voting system that is creaking at the seams, that is not fit for purpose".

Living For Love however manages to blend a properly good chorus with the backing track, even if you can still very much see the seams.

This in turn was to extend the life of three seams: the Blairhall Main, the Lochgelly Splint and the Jersey, names which have since passed into obscurity along with others – the Lochgelly Parrot, the Duddie Davie – that have their toponymic roots in the mining cultures of the Forth.

Trim away any bulky seams, then turn your triangle right-side out.

Indeed, Nato is now so relevant that David Cameron's chief task as host to this week's summit in Wales has been to ensure that the agenda does not burst at the seams.

The bowler comes back with a beauty that seams past the outside edge.

This plant will have the capacity to export about 20 million tonnes of LNG a year and will use gas taken from the drilling and fracking of coal seams in rural Queensland.

The attacks left seven dead and thousands displaced on the streets of South Africa's cities, shops were looted and torched, and South Africa's " rainbow nation" was thoroughly shaken: "The fabric of the nation is splitting at the seams," the Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation said last week.

"Coal seams aren't like that.

PMR, a Cracow consultancy, says Polish banking portfolios are bursting at the seams, chiefly thanks to booming mortgage business.