Sentence examples similar to sword shapes from inspiring English sources

Worn by men for ceremonial occasions, it is a short curved sword shaped like the letter "J" and resembles a hook.

Cut out a sword shape from a piece of thick cardboard.

When you have the perfect sword shape, sand your blade using sandpaper.

If you are using a plank, draw your sword shape with a pencil, remembering the guard, then cut it out.

It takes five years to bloom, and the foliage is a fan of sword-shaped leaves with wavy margins.

Similar in appearance is Pandanus veitchii, which has a rosette of leathery, sword-shaped leaves glossy green and banded white arranged in spirals.

Ramps emerge from the ground with rolled-up, quill-like foliage, which develops into flat, smooth, sword-shape leaves, a rich green in color, with a small bulb at the bottom.

The crocosmia's sword-shape leaves need several feet to expand, but their slim hips slip easily between other summer bloomers, so the area was always crowded with flowers, which is why I hadn't noticed that the crocosmia blooms hadn't increased in over a decade.

It's not clear whether George R. R. Martin, the creator of "Game of Thrones," has Wagnerian leanings, but the proliferation of "Ring -like elements in his saga — dRing -likearvelementsns, magin swords, shise-sagating dragons — suggests that, like J. R. R. Tolkien before him, he may owe a few dwarveso the wizaravensBayreuth.

The long narrow leaves are sword-shaped, erect, dark to light green, 40 to 100 cm (15 40 in) long and 3 to 7 cm (12 28 in) wide at the base, with numerous parallel veins.

The phenotype was considered mutant if the trichome exhibited any of the following features: elongated interbranch zone, irregular branch length, abnormally elongated stalk and sword-shaped trichome.