Sentence examples for some folds from inspiring English sources
"Some folds look so restauranty and so pointy, and are too elaborate for home use," she said.
His book, a best-seller, praised Yoshizawa, whose work was such a departure that it might have seemed that there was no further you could go with a single piece of paper and some folds.
Here, we review theoretical studies which suggest that some folds are intrinsically more designable than others, i.e. are lowest energy states of an unusually large number of sequences.
If discreet, why are some folds so much more common than others?
Some folds can assemble into protein complexes, such as the homoxehamer of the above-mentioned enzyme.
This apparently reflects convergent evolution in the fold space (some folds simply emerge and stick with higher probability?).
My fellow passengers are sprawled across the hard benches of the railway carriage – some folded over luggage, others squash-faced against windows.
There was an old StairMaster and some folding tables.
Some fold-up chairs have appeared, which means none of my body parts is now pained or numb.
Some folded after several consecutive years of poor or unreliable snow; others because they couldn't keep up with the necessary snowmaking, afford the liability insurance, or compete with the offerings or prices at bigger resorts.
They incorporate photographs (Polaroids, film stills, magazine clips), prints (one by Sigmar Polke), exhibition posters from past Kippenberger shows, some folded up origami-style, self-produced decals ("I Love Betty Ford Klinik," one reads) and photographed and rephotographed drawings.
