Sentence examples for the striping from inspiring English sources
noun
A long, straight region of a single colour.
"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".
The striping on the unusual Zebra is intense; it is a piece of modern art in growth mode.
"I remember wanting to do the striping to kind of feel like tube socks in a way," Mr. Sasaki said.
And, besides distinguishing new from old, from a distance, the striping creates a subtle unevenness that gives the walls a patina of age, avoiding the unnatural, too-new aura that is the architectural equivalent of elective cosmetic surgery.
For one thing, the present results suffer considerably less from the striping noise.
The size distributions themselves are made more complex by the striping mechanism, with full/large/small stripes in RAID5.
I put the striper on the table.
The width of the stripe pure Sloane.
The stripes are a bit thin, though.
"I like the stripes and the horse parts".
