The folds of the woman's dress, contours of her smile and vibrant red of the wax seal on the envelope were all created by soft, thick thread.
I would tell you her all about what our marriage would be like: "Baby, on the day of our marriage, we'll be waking up in a beautiful hotel room on unbelievably soft 600 thread count sheets.
(Sisario) IRON AND WINE (Tomorrow) Performing as Iron and Wine, Sam Beam weaves soft, cottony threads of acoustic guitar in enveloping patterns, and on his latest, "The Shepherd's Dog" (Sub Pop), even when he sings about warmongering and murder, his voice never rises above the library level.
That flat, like many in Hong Kong, was smaller than the bathroom here, which resembles a marble display; its walls, floor, bathtub, shower, garbage can, and countertop supporting the glass-bottom sink all shimmer in soft white threaded with streaks of deep emerald.
The various stages of syrups are usually called thread, soft ball, firm ball, hard ball, soft crack, and hard crack.
Sumptuous rooms have crystal chandeliers, painted ceilings, and the softest, zillion-thread count sheets you've ever slept on.
The company's latest bed ensemble, Capri, offers delicate old-world lace detail against satin-soft, 1,020-thread-count Egyptian cotton.
Leaf: sparsely tomentose; main leaves 1--4 cm, +- thread-like, soft; clustered leaves 10--20 10--20 10--20ke to linear-oblanceolate. Inflorescence: heads generally 4--6 on short side branches; peduncle generally 1--3 mm, tomentose, bracthread-likevolinear-oblanceolatenInflorescences 4(5), widely elliptic.
Inside, rooms are spare but soft, with high thread-count sheets and velvet blackout curtains; bathrooms have Philippe Starck fixtures and Malin + Goetz toiletries.
The jazz played by the three-piece band is soft and seductive, threading through the shadows like a curlicue of cigarette smoke.
