Sentences with phrase «into rows»

Sew the squares into rows using a 1/4 inch seam allowance, and then sew the three rows together to form a 6 1/2 inch square.

You do however have protection for the creative expressions made by you yourself, such as organization of data into rows and columns, clever field tagging, etc..

He flew in tropical Australia and noticed the pattern of thermals organising themselves first into a hexagonal pattern which then breaks up into rows and then thunderstorms.

Auditorium, though it strongly recalls southwestern Native American art, also refers to a place where individuals become a crowd, its square motif turning into rows of identical seats.

The Denver - based artist arranges commonplace objects such as toolboxes, potholders, and matchbooks into rows or grids of like things on walls, floors, and shelves.

At first glance, they look like grids of abstract black patterns on white ground, but then the grids appear to divide into rows of worried faces peering out through hollow eye sockets with crosshatch mouths.

Arkanoid is an update of the early ball and paddle video games — and specifically of Atari's 1978 classic, Super Breakout — in which the player takes control of a paddle at the bottom of the screen and must use it to deflect a ball into rows of bricks at the top of the screen, thus destroying them and, eventually, clearing the screen to progress to the next level.

In each puzzle, the goal is to align all like - colored blocks into rows or columns of 3.

Remember to only input return data into rows 6 - 21 on the Conservative Model because the other four models just get their data from there.

Now, you're herded like cattle, charged for baggage (so everyone tries to cram all their stuff aboard), not fed, and squeezed into rows that I swear they make 1 cm smaller every year, figuring we won't notice.

Lagging behind the tour and slipping into the rows of stacks that disappeared into darkness, Peter discovered exactly what would protect him: books.

G.A. 2 Partition a rectangle into rows and columns of same - size squares and count to find the total number of them.

The students file into rows on the studio floor and halt their chattering when teacher Lori McNichols raises the volume of classical music.

Wanting flexibility in their learning spaces, the schools opted for single pupil «wedge» shaped tables which can be grouped, formed into rows and spaced individually.

To make the cards cut into rows.

Use a pizza cutter or knife to cut dough into rows and then 1 - inch squares.

Looking through a microscope, Youngnam Jin — a postdoctoral fellow in Randy Peterson's lab at Massachusetts General Hospital's Cardiovascular Research Center — arranges one - celled zebrafish embryos, each about 10 minutes old, into rows of 20, spinning them with a micro spatula to turn their nuclei toward the ultrathin glass needle of a micro-injection device.

Birds tended not to fly into rows of gardens in terraced streets that had little vegetation and were paved.

She relies heavily on «binning,» strategically sorting data and other materials into rows and columns, a seeming maze of information that reflects how she thinks and allows her to put down work and pick it up later without forgetting where she left off.

«Clearly, the reshuffle gives the government an opportunity to put some more female faces into those rows of grey men.

She fumes: «I feel like I don't want to get into rows like this at all.

I want to get into rows with the Tories.

During the day they filter into the sweet coolness of cedar swamps or into the rows of the vast Christmas tree plantations.

If you'd like to add the coconut flakes as a garnish, just press a few into rows on the dough like I did.

Place the cut and shaped rolls into the dish, spacing them evenly into rows.

What can we do but huddle into rows of chairs, and clutch our hearts, and sob into our shredded balled - up tissues?

The mutual building up can't happen on Sundays anyway, because typically in my experience, people are locked into rows of seats facing the front to watch a paid preacher do the» show», and then they just leave.

And while this has largely benefited residents of Silicon Valley, who have immediate admission into a row of venture capitalists, on a macroeconomic scale, this has proven to be inefficient, as the majority of people with ideas and talent do not have admittance into this elitist group.

The UKIP MP and Christian Douglas Carswell has waded into the row between the Archbishop of Canterbury... More

We had barely slipped into our seats and positioned the bucket of popcorn between us when a gaggle of teenagers jostled into the row behind us.

Australian number one Sam Stosur said players could choose to boycott the court at next year's tournament and the Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has also waded into the row.

Saying hitting into row z is not beautiful on the eye, well neither is a grown man avoiding contact or giving up because he does not have the ball in a forward area.

Ballooning the 89th minute into row Z kinda summed up his night.

His shot is either weak and straight into the keeper's hands or blasted into row z.

Or do you mean those guys who fail to award us a goal when one of our world class goal scoring machines like Giroud Bendtner Park Girvinho Adeybayor, Chamakh Wellbeck Walcott Chamberlain miss from one meter or balloon the ball into row 375??????

Also, stop passing back to the keeper and don't be afraid to launch it into row z if necessary.

If you're just hoofing it into row Z any time you get the ball you're not defending, you're just prolonging the inevitable.

Im still not convinced and get the impression Wenger just fumbles his way through games - because if pelle had connected how we know he can instead of putting that left foot volley into row z then the outcome would have been very different..

Leeds dodged a bullet later on after Slimani somehow missed an open header less than a yard from goal, sending the ball into row Z instead.

Moussa Sissoko's representatives have called on Newcastle boss Rafael Benitez to step into their row with the club over the France midfielder's # 35m price tag, which they feel is preventing him from leaving the club.

Terry, who was dropped for the game, spoke out and the discussion quickly escalated into a row between the pair.

Unleashes a wasteful high punt into row Z. Barely 10 minutes after that, Diaby was again at the byline, played in by Adebayor and with Van Persie unmarked in the centre.

The tackle itself became part of Upton Park folklore with some accounts describing Harris attempting to launch Ayris into row six of the terracing but my memory is that it was more of a robust bodycheck.

The airline representatives may also be able to get you into a row with an empty seat so you have a bit more elbow room.

Liverpool was under pressure to drop its most celebrated striker today, after Downing Street waded into the row over his behaviour during a 2 - 2 draw against Chelsea.

MPs have waded into the row over the future of Fifa, arguing that Sepp Blatter's position «is not tenable».

Vince Cable waded into the row between Nick Clegg and David Cameron today, saying he was in «complete solidarity» with his party leader.

Diplomats are also concerned that the Queen could get dragged into the row with the King and Queen of Spain due to make a state visit to the UK in June.

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury has waded into the row over a demand by 95 Tory backbenchers for the UK Parliament to get a veto over EU legislation.

«David Cameron was drawn into a row over offensive football chants yesterday as he defended Tottenham Hotspur fans who shout the word «Yid».