Sentence examples for through the socket from inspiring English sources
A woman in a bridal gown, one arm extended to the side as if to offer shelter under her long veil, stares blackly at us through the socket holes of a death's head.
Blend a dark bronze shadow across the lid and sweep a light bronze shade through the socket.
To approximate the effortless-looking smoky eye, sweep a matte taupe through the socket and along the brow bone.
Perched on the edge of a huge wooden crate, the artist, who splits his time between Devonshire and London, explained that the fake eyeballs will bounce off jet streams projected through the sockets of a human skeleton in a piece called "Death Is Irrelevant" and a skull in another called "Skullduggery".
Through the virtual socket interface, a few of virtual socket application programming interface (API) function calls can be employed to make the generic hardware functional IP accelerators automatically map the virtual memory addresses from the host system to different memory spaces on the hardware platform.
Griffin's BlueTrip Aux charges from your lighter socket and takes music via a Bluetooth signal from your phone (many cars have more than one charger socket which is just as well) and then pipes it into your stereo through the aux socket.
The individual processing modules are all based on the same structure: an event loop runs routing data from the control and data sockets, waiting for tasks, asking the handler for configuration parameters (JSON string), and processing data (receiving/sending through the data socket).
Wilson picks up a stick and hooks one of the skulls through the eye socket.
It comes with attachments that allow you to mount it permanently on the dashboard or connect it temporarily through the lighter socket.
A thin cable that runs through the eye socket connects the implant to a small coil implanted under the skin behind the ear, which means most of the system is invisible.
His rival, William Freeman, used an ice-pick to penetrate the brain through the eye socket – once, it is claimed, operating on two conscious patients simultaneously, one with each hand.
