Sentence examples for threads of wind from inspiring English sources

The sewing is as subtle as the repairing of love, which in his poetry he says must be done with "threads of wind".

These work together (with the spool of thread) to wind thread onto your bobbin prior to starting sewing.

A thread of surrealism winds through the movie.

A bright thread of violence wound through the shooting, giving "Maidstone" its ominous air and notorious climax.

Giant threads of light waft in the wind, dwarfing the spectator, who gets lost in the reverie of a rural hike right in the middle of London.

The earliest piece in the show, "The Proliferation of Thread Winding" (1995), consists of a metal-framed bed with an oval cut out of its mattress and filled with 20,000 industrial-size needles.

As Marinetti wrote in his 1930 "Manifesto of Futurist Cooking," pasta "ties today's Italians with its tangled threads to Penelope's slow looms and to somnolent old sailing-ships in search of wind".

One has lost some of its web, threads of which sway freely in the strong wind.

Strands of wind move.

A love of wind".

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