Sentence examples for thin seam from inspiring English sources

"In between, there is a thin seam of air," Verdier explained.

(I can still see the copy of The Thin Seam by my mother's bedside and Chaplin's tough, graceful tributes to the men he had met in the pits who "tend the thin seam of His garment").

One of the most striking aspects of that portrait is the way in which Pinter's head is shoved to the bottom of the canvas, where it is backed by a thin seam of piled books, beneath a block of cadmium red that threatens somehow to overwhelm or expunge the image beneath.

Two finds I really loved were not Steven Alan designs: a chocolate-colored cotton-cashmere top by V::room ($185) had a thin seam down the sleeves; and a brown Relwen V-neck sweater in merino wool ($148) quietly referenced Ryan O'Neal in "Love Story".

The group has successfully developed a JBB-I steeply inclined, thin seam, conveying FMM unit that enables the automatic mining of 0.7 1.5 m steeply inclined thin seams with maximum dip angles of 70°.

We develop the comprehensive multi-index intelligence adjusting height decision-making mechanism and three-dimensional navigation automatic adjusting straightness technology based on shearer cutting height memory association, cutting power parameters, vibration, and video information, leading to the first set of intelligent longwall mining technology and equipment for thin seam.

Thin seams opened up on the street.

The hexagons are welded together, although not completely, leaving short, thin seams — the tracks that might confuse future archaeologists.

All around the field level, large chunks of blue seats remained unoccupied, while thin seams of empty seats ran through even the crowded sections of the Stadium.

The debate that night in 2010 was about mountaintop removal mining, a practice heavily promoted by companies like Blankenship's of blowing the tops off mountains to get at thin seams of coal.

The battle in Thursday night's debate was over mountaintop removal mining, which blows the tops off mountains to get at thin seams of coal and of which Blankenship is the most notorious promoter.