Sentence examples for shape of paper from inspiring English sources

And in a fluid, inventive process, surely the shape of paper sometimes determined the content of verse.

With a brittle back, and knees in the crumpled shape of paper wads, he squeezed his body dry of miracles.

Who could resist the chocolate bag, a banana split in chocolate molded in the shape of paper bag?

Ember Media Corporation has begun selling the new card, called Digicard, which is about the same size and shape of paper cards, though with a hole.

But as the sun sets and the red lights in the shape of paper clips come up on Main Street, the distinction seems unimportant.

All this can be worked out over time, just as the size and shape of paper books have been honed in the centuries since Gutenberg.

"Fly By," by Leonard Everett Fisher, is a colorful arrangement of squares and rectangles interrupted by the pointy shapes of paper airplanes.

George's own hobby involves slicing old books up into slivers and shapes of paper and collaging them; under Kumiko's inspiration he slices up a book and by joining his creation to hers makes a tile of such wondrous and meaningful beauty that all who see it are amazed, burst into tears, and want to pay vast sums of money for it.

Cut a heart shape out of paper.

You could also glue or stitch the crocheted heart directly to the card, but the paper hearts give it some contrast and the shape of the paper helps to emphasize the shape of the crochet, especially if you have added picots or another border.

Carefully open up the accordion-ed folds of the long, narrow part of the J shape to reveal a wide "cape" shaped section of paper.