Sentence examples for slide paper from inspiring English sources
He may slide paper under a hammershank to change the angle or burn it with an alcohol flame so he can bend it.
Only a few years ago bank staff were including Hotmail addresses in their contact details.In this section Dangerous froth The not-so-little guy Leaning experience Subcrime High-speed slide Paper promises, golden hordes Divided and overruled?
Poor judgment is reprehensible, but not illegal.In this section Dangerous froth The not-so-little guy Leaning experience Subcrime High-speed slide Paper promises, golden hordes Divided and overruled?
"You get what you pay for, and that's nothing but trade execution".In this section Dangerous froth The not-so-little guy Leaning experience Subcrime High-speed slide Paper promises, golden hordes Divided and overruled?
Rivals can call on state parents to bang heads together.In this section Dangerous froth The not-so-little guy Leaning experience Subcrime High-speed slide Paper promises, golden hordes Divided and overruled?
As a result there has been pressure on the central bank to raise interest rates, which are at zero in real terms.In this section Dangerous froth The not-so-little guy Leaning experience Subcrime High-speed slide Paper promises, golden hordes Divided and overruled?
"Use sliding paper screens to create walls.
There are sliding paper screens between the rooms and the corridor, a dining room with built-in woodburner, normal flushing loos and a garden bathhouse.
The feline envoy - whose voice was provided by an actress hidden behind a sliding paper screen - promised to use his roving role to convey "what ordinary Japanese people think, our lifestyles and what kind of future we want to build".
Christian Fenouillat's charming set is made up of cool, sliding paper screens, as insubstantial and changing as Pinkerton's devotion to Butterfly, all bathed in Christophe Forey's wonderfully evocative lighting design.
In 1173 Mitsunaga cooperated with the other major artist of the century, Fujiwara Takanobu, to paint the "Imperial Procession" on the shoji (sliding paper doors) of a palace building that was subsequently destroyed by fire.
