Sentence examples for through a fabric from inspiring English sources

Throughout his gorgeous and uncompromising new record the tenor saxophonist Bill McHenry threads his melodies as if through a fabric.

Schechter mounted the tape onto a reel-to-reel cleaning machine and rigged a system that let the tape pass through a fabric that he had saturated with alcohol.

That task will be one of the group's next steps with the prototype, which will also have to be adjusted so that it can switch from detecting a touch through a fabric to detecting a direct touch on the screen.

The bomb tore through a fabric market, killing as many as 101 people, many of them women and children — groups Mrs. Clinton champions in her travels to other developing countries.

The way the artist uses light on surfaces, the sun coming through a fabric shade and hitting the water in the bathtub, is quite deft, as are his brush strokes and his use of a "Rokeby Venus -style face in the mirror.

Everything — taxi roofs, umbrellas, cellophane-skinned hats, even squinting eyebrows — conveyed a sharp impression of shelter, and as in a Miró painting the ovals and ellipses and lima beans of color sail across the canvas, so the city seemed a mobile conglomerate of dabs of dryness swimming through a fabric of wet.

The Malipol machine produces a one-sided pile fabric by stitching loop pile through a backing fabric.

Look through dress patterns at a fabric store to find an old-fashioned puffed sleeve dress.

Canvaswork, in which thread is stitched through a foundation fabric, and surface embroidery, in which the majority of the thread sits on top of the fabric, exist side-by-side in the English tradition, coming in and out of fashion over the years.

Daylight filters through a thin fabric scrim, gently animating the space and keeping your attention on the artworks without distraction from the world outside.

Sensing happens not only in or through the body, but also in and through a smart fabric that captures the player's "data exhaust"—the side product of the individual's actions on court.