Sentence examples for snake shapes from inspiring English sources
"snake shapes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to objects or patterns that resemble, or are meant to allude to, snakes. For example, "The artist's ceramics featured intricate snake shapes and symbols."
On a recent morning, Ms. Tarini sat on one of two elegant black leather sling chairs, Le Corbusier reproductions, in the living room, in front of a teakwood table inlaid with snake shapes from Cameroon, a family heirloom.
For her art and for her sanity she commits herself to the 'gyrate exaggerations, the snake shapes and flower bends' of yoga; she relearns how to breathe; she cuts her hair and sheds her skin, obsessively exfoliating and scraping and pumicing, making herself raw to the world.
The people were lining themselves up into contorting snake shapes across the place.
The people were queuing themselves into contorting snake shapes across the place.
Nano-traps are based on snake shaped magnetic nanowires made by microelectronic technics from a thin magnetic layer.
The works do just that—he blends ancient styles, like the standard still life atop a fabric-covered table, but injects nods to slacker kid culture, like Nike high tops that flow from a slice of pizza, or trippy, surreal elements, like a bewigged snake, shaped, again, like a slice of pizza.
Roll the rolls into a snake shape.
Cut the snake shape into equal parts.
Roll the piece of clay into a long, snake shape.
As it warms and softens, roll it between your palms into a snake shape.
Now we will drive the water using a snake shaped pipe.
