Sentence examples for thick thread from inspiring English sources

Greta's awareness of her daughter's coming and going was like a thick thread of feeling, connecting them materially.

Buy now 4. Wooden Threading Animals: £8, elc.co.uk Younger kids will enjoy threading the 12 aesthetically pleasing wooden shapes – including animals, leaves, flowers and trees – onto the thick thread and they'll develop their fine motor skills along the way.

All I'll say about this thick thread is that I found it a distraction.

For some reason, I felt like a thick thread being pulled through the very small eye of the needle that history had forgotten.

You could also opt for a piece of ribbon, yard, twine, or thick thread.

Use thick thread or two to three pieces of thread wrapped together.

Khan's dancing was more double-bass, thick threads of energy resounding through his windblown loops and falls.

Macramé, also spelled Macrame, (from Turkish makrama, "napkin," or "towel"), coarse lace or fringe made by knotting cords or thick threads in a geometric pattern.

A single mammoth landscape might contain all of the following: asymmetrical bare branches that nod to Japanese woodcuts, naïve animals that refer to Henri Rousseau's paintings, atmospheric washes that evoke Helen Frankenthaler's stain canvases and thick threads of paint squeezed directly from the tube that mimic embroidery.

Crystallizing isotactic polypropylene (iPP) develops large-scale spherulites and thick threads, large enough for observation by optical microscopy, and undergoes a liquid-to-solid transition as an expression of increased connectivity of the structure.

With a sugar concentration at 92%, the sugar syrup will form thick threads if poured from a spoon.