Sentences with phrase «broken shards»
The phrase "broken shards" refers to small pieces or fragments that are left after something, like a glass or a relationship, has been shattered or broken. Full definition
So, no worries about broken shards of glass in the dorm!
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will you be raised up or will you be as broken shards?
The small broken shards are the hardest to clean up with ocean filtration systems and are the most dangerous to marine life so I made sure not to ignore them.
This is because `' Scherben bringen Glück» — broken shards bring luck.
Because the tint is one adhesive sheet applied to the window, it will hold cracked glass together in the event of an accident, instead of pelting you and your passengers with broken shards of glass.
There's also one of contemporary artist Doug Aitken's massive sculptural text works, with the word «Free» covered in broken shards of mirror.
By selecting broken shards of found and discarded ceramics, deemed as failures and re-firing the shards with new porcelain to give the works a second life.
Many of these plants are perched on broken shards of Styrofoam.
Known for her «Translated Vase» series, the artist reassembles broken shards to create biomorphic sculptures.
I wondered, as I «watched» her hands pick up broken shards of glass.
Juxtaposed beside flashes of his successes are images of the Cash museum in a state of disrepair, broken shards of those successes whose significance is now altogether subverted by the figure of Cash himself, sitting at the head of the festal table.
Or chocolate roulade that ended up a pile of melted chocolate cream and broken shards of crispy pancake sponge.
In some downtown intersections the cascade of broken shards has piled up three feet deep.
That much is made apparent early on, when she breaks a glass and then crushes the broken shards into her palm until it bleeds.
ORNAMENTS — Glass ornaments that sparkle and shine are sure to entice a cat but broken shards of glass will cut paws and are deadly if swallowed.
Three times a week, every week, volunteers help the local staff of the Gili Eco Trust sift through all the island waste to find as many glass bottles, jars and broken shards as possible for removal from the dump and sent to be crushed into the glass crushing machines donated by DIAGEO.
This is uniquely captured in Koons» Self - Portrait (1991) whereby a marble stature from the Made In Heaven series, that is at the far right of the gallery, shows Koons bare chested, with his head flicked back in schoolboy cockiness erupting out of broken shards.