Sentence examples for striping of from inspiring English sources

"Polk City," an example of the monochromatic shaped canvases in Mr. Stella's Dartmouth series, which emerged from the black paintings, features two striped chevrons, an image that was inspired by the striping of "Zambezi".

They had lateral brick striping of deep red contrasting with a medium orange, and occasional balconies and irregular window patterns.

But its meat has a dense striping of fat and intense flavor, which produces the most sought-after cured hams in Spain.

It is at times one of the most spectacular of the ocean's phenomena, accompanied by striping of the surface waters with lines of froth, or by turbulence and boiling, hissings and sighings, and even by sounds like distant breakers.

This startling Lombard-Romanesque-style work had hectic, zebralike striping of red brick and Normandy stone, characterized by the magazine The Builder as "a deep Indian red and a rich cream".

In my few years at 575, I came to know the other local architectural fauna: the flamboyant Art Deco striping of 565; the exquisitely simple Greek Doric columns at 562; the stately wide windows of 640, which has the bearing of a London club.

Stripes of light strafe the darkness.

These stripes of color in the background.

Stripes of these colours were made into a party flag.

He brushed a horizontal stripe of mint green, and paused.

This is the Suez Canal, a shocking stripe of blue.