Sentences with phrase «cellophane covering»

On the floor below, nearly seven thousand pounds of powdered plaster and paint will be arranged under a crown - like cellophane covering.

Ronan also had some French onion soup that she ordered from room service, but she never removed the protective cellophane covering the bowl because for the next couple of hours, the two women did nothing but read the script, laugh, cry, bond and, yes, share a few more (soft) drinks of the non-diet variety.

Not exact matches

You can store them in a single layer in a shallow covered container lined with wax or parchment paper, or wrap each one individually in small cellophane bags.

The prototype was created with weight in mind, being constructed from balsa wood and carbon fibre tubing and covered with cellophane - like film.

Place a wax disc on top of the jam (this prevents mildew forming), then cover with a lid or a cellophane circle and elastic band.

Now, take heart: it's not as though you're some weak, defenseless, blob of goo and bones covered by a tiny, thin layer of cellophane - like material.

Your audiobook cover must: • Include author name and title • No references to physical (CD) or other media editions • No CD jewel case, promo stickers, or cellophane • No offensive material • No colored borders on the side • 2400 x 2400 (H x W) minimum • Must be a perfect square • File size should be less than 8 MB • 24 - bit minimum • 72 dpi minimum • RGB (Not CMYK) • JPG Format • File name alphanumeric only

In 1929, Albers was commissioned by the then director of the Bauhaus, architect Hannes Meyer, to design a wall covering for the new auditorium of the Allgemeinen Deutschen Gewerkschaftsbundes Schule in Bernau using a synthetic material similar to cellophane — one side sound - absorbing, the other side light - reflecting.

Her paintings of the late 1960s and early 1970s showed groups of glass objects, transparent containers filled with liquids and fruits covered in supermarket cellophane.

From the beginning, Fish focused on commonplace objects, insisting that her subject matter, glasses, fruits covered in supermarket cellophane, or liquid filled containers, was unimportant.

For gift giving, cover the top with cellophane, then finish with a satin ribbon and a pretty name tag.

To avoid crushing your baking, you might also want to arrange your treats on a plate and cover with colourful cellophane.