Sentence examples for thread hanging from inspiring English sources

As one forum poster put it, The Economist has tugged at a thread hanging from the coat.

With multicolored strands of thread hanging from their blind eyes and shoulders, they may be contemplating Forster's directive, "Only connect" (Johnson).

Opening my eyes in the underwater dimness of this alabaster midnight, I could see the black thread hanging from his miserable little eye socket.

It's tough not to feel a bit shoddy around George Hamilton, difficult not to become slightly self-conscious about a scuff on a shoe or an errant thread hanging from a jacket sleeve.

The biodiesel (0.5 g) in a container was placed in the bomb, and a 8-cm cotton thread hanging from an 8-cm nichrome wire was dipped into the biodiesel.

And I had some unfinished business, a major thread hanging with Columbia.

And that got me to the cotton with the lace inlay, and those threads hanging.

It was like wearing a garment inside out, just about recognisable but obscured by threads hanging where there should be pattern and shape.

I always have ladders in my tights, loose threads hanging down or safety pins holding things together, but I just don't think it matters that much.

But even these looks weren't simple: jackets and pegged jeans had embroidered panels, with loose threads hanging down for a punk feel.

With the black threads hanging from her feet, wet and bloody, she puts her shoes on, stands, and hobbles to the horizontal barre".