Sentence examples for weave paper from inspiring English sources

(Clockwise from far left: Naked Line cabinet, $355; Acoustic Weave paper forms (on wall), $34 for 12; Capsule lights, $75 each; Bendant lamp, $175; Wobowl soft bowl, $39).

Early in the 20th century, composers like Erik Satie, in "Piège de Méduse," and Heitor Villa-Lobos, in "Chôros No. 8," instructed pianists to weave paper between the piano's strings.

Weave paper towels throughout the pages of a book and then place it the freezer overnight.

Sunday at 2 p.m., a family workshop on the art of weaving paper designs and creating decorative cards.

The lines show through in a way that recalls the "wove" paper used by early watercolourists such as Samuel Scott in the mid 18th century.

The tightly woven paper rug with nonskid rubber backing (6 by 9 feet) resembles sisal but is not scratchy; $419 at Workbench, 470 Park Avenue South (31st Street).

The remaining two acquisitions are paintings, one of which is a long view of Whatman's Turkey Mill in Kent, England, done in 1794 in gouache, watercolor and pencil on woven paper.

There are vibrant grids of woven paper, some arranged in a beautiful fold-out book; modern samplers with neat rows of stitched rectangles; elaborate four-way symmetries of paper folded origami style; and paper cuts that run the gamut from simple snowflakes to more difficult, Kara Walkeresque silhouettes.

In this paper, physical properties of paper fabric (weaved paper yarns) coated with different percents of MWCNTs were investigated and its effects on paper fabric have been discussed.

It's a relatively simple website but represents a significant cultural shift for a country where bureaucrats zealously protect their role as power brokers and information gatekeepers, operating behind a wall of red-tape woven paper.

Throughout his career, Ensor featured his own likeness, from a skeleton to foreshadow his own mortality (in a simple etching on woven paper, "My Portrait in 1960," painted in 1888, 61 years before his death) to a focal point in the busy oil-on-canvas "Self-Portrait with Masks" (1889).