Sentence examples for twines of from inspiring English sources

Delicate twines of leather wrapped ribbon-like around the leg are out, and chunky cuffs clasping the ankle are in.

MICHAËL ATTIAS TWINES OF COLESION (Wednesday) An alto saxophonist and composer with a taste for inquisitive frictions, Michaël Attias presents a working band featuring Tony Malaby on tenor saxophone, Russ Lossing on Wurlitzer piano, John Hebert on bass and Satoshi Takeishi on drums.

Even the twining of objects isn't new.

Hence the sense of flow in some of the drawings: the wreathing and twining of substance.

Backed with a soundtrack by the cellist Zoë Keating, the play explores the twining of empirical and spiritual urges at the dawn of the scientific revolution.

Elsewhere, at the moment of her asphyxiation by fire, Sister Xavier breathes the fresh air of her childhood, "its twine of lilac and grass".

Then there was the nasty business of oakum picking, a task of unravelling the twine of old tarred ropes salvaged from ships.

Take Eyeballing, the film that anchors this show; its only action, so to speak, is the twining of two strands of images.

When the current issue of Glamour promises "101 Racy Little Sex Ideas," you are seeing Ms. Fuller's twining of sex and numerology.

For this fight, Ziegler's hair was braided in an intricate way that signified a twining of the mind, spirit and soul.

It is also known for its characteristic twining of tails when groups are sitting together.