Sentence examples for work of stitching from inspiring English sources

The tracking tool will use baseline data from 2015 and the work of stitching the education and social care databases together begins this autumn.

But it has been consumed by the slow and difficult work of stitching together the myriad banks it has acquired from Miami to Seattle.

The structure suggests that RNA molecules, not proteins, do the actual work of stitching together amino acids into proteins.

Genes may carry the instructions for building proteins, but they depend on ribosomes to do the actual work of stitching together amino acids into proteins.

The app then does the hard work of stitching those assets together into a video, which they can share on Facebook, Twitter, or within the app itself.

Today the work of stitching and annotating is finished and the data is available to be browsed like any other Street View location on a special website they've called "Build the Memory," though it is also labeled as Memories for the Future.

More recently, NASA has been working on a method of stitching layers together with aramid.

Touch and handle the other ending work of the stitched rubber.

If this is a washable work of art, stitch the pieces down after they are pressed into place.

As with other books by Danielewski, it is ingeniously typeset – more poem than prose, with blank pages facing each page of text and interspersed art works composed of stitching (remember, Chintana is a needlewoman).

Ellis admitted that "the real number would not be quite so large," since English spelling does not actually work by stitching together parts of words in Frankensteinian fashion.