Sentence examples for threading from inspiring English sources
The word "threading" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to refer to a method of interweaving multiple strands of yarn, thread, or other material to create something like a fabric. For example, "I used embroidery threading to add a decorative detail to my sweater."
verb
Present participle of thread
It struck silver from the cockatoo and splintered the windscreen of a toy truck threading up the mountain where trees went down to steel.
They died sometime in October but their remains have only been discovered now, threading the route to a well that some were only a short distance from reaching.
For much of the evening they are threading collar studs, removing shoe trees and making cups of tea for you in the interval, but during a quick change their abilities are tested to the limit, because the slightest hitch can transform the most equable actor into a raving psychotic in seconds.
But threading a strand through an AHL pore and detecting the individual bases at the same time is very difficult.
Mr Ackroyd describes how on their grand tour Dickens suggested they grow moustaches, then compared Collins's effort to "the eyebrows of his one-year-old child".Mr Ackroyd has made smooth work of threading together Collins's life, but the missing information is revealing too.
Dr Sanghera says this system is almost ready for commercial launch.Even so, the ultimate goal is to perfect single-strand DNA sequencing, threading large sequences of DNA through nanopores and reading them as they pass through.
Either way, the position for both him and his state looks as parlous as that of the malefactor threading through Los Angeles, only inches ahead of the relentless LAPD.
The factory is a forest of conveyor belts, threading machines, hangers and other equipment that Johannes Gutenberg could never have dreamed about.An industry that has raked in fat profits for years is struggling.
Multi-threading can increase the performance of database- and web-servers, while asynchronous logic is ideal for wireless devices and smartcards.
The key to Mr Paul's needle-threading task is to draw attention to some of the unexpected ways Ron Paul enthusiasts and typical Republican diehards think alike.
A better mosquito trap Golden apples ReprintsIt slices, it dicesThe idea of multi-threading goes back to the 1960s, and its use in supercomputers has been championed by Burton Smith, the chief scientist at Cray, a supercomputer maker.
