Sentence examples for zigzag design from inspiring English sources

7. The one you will see everywhere is the black-and-silver zigzag design phone cover.

Chevron Throw: £49, oliverbonas.com A slightly bolder option with neon coloured stripes contrasting to the grey zigzag design.

Before its opening last year, the empty building drew more than 350,000 people intrigued by Daniel Libeskind's remarkable zigzag design.

In this weaving village in Upper Egypt, the peasants had for generations produced a simple zigzag design on local cotton using hand looms that were little changed from the times of the Pharaohs.

Missoni's clothing usually costs in the hundreds or thousands of dollars, but it had designed a number of cheaper items for Target, like a $40 skirt in its signature zigzag design and a $600 patio set.

This might be a case of over-collaboration with the building, since it is the lightning-bolt zigzag design of the entire structure which Libeskind tells us derives from a dislocated Star of David, and that is visible only from the air - "an image", in the architect's words, "only seen by an angel".

The lobby was furnished with Navajo rugs; tiles of tan, green, black and blood red; and zigzag designs on the lamps and elevator cages reminiscent of American Indian designs.

This genetic algorithm based optimization process searches for optimal zigzag designs which are properly tuned to suppress vibrations when inserted in a specific host structure (cantilever beam).

Bulgari's Mvsa collection chain-link and candy-colored gem bracelet inspired by ancient Greece is classically elegant; Cartier's Paris Nouvelle Vague cocktail ring with diamond, pink tourmaline, blue chalcedony, aquamarine and garnet cabochons is quite playful; and Tiffany & Co.'s gold drop earrings with orange carnelian and blue chalcedony zigzag designs are sublimely modern.

Inside, the heart of the resort -- the Great Hall, which is used as the dining room -- is covered in colorful zigzagging designs in a psychedelic marriage of Art Deco and traditional Cree Indian patterns, the original paint from 1929.

The zigzag survey design gave less variable results than regular parallel transects but the difference was not statistically significant.