Sentences with word «knotted»

Webb's life and thought were seamless in tangled, knotted, but above all supremely honest ways.

The two - tone top comes in an all over dip dye print and features an exposed knotted detail on the shoulders.

Searching the trees, scaling the tall pines and knotted salt oaks, the Spanish moss whispering, asking the roots where you have gone.

Her eyes are startled blear, And every straining nerve of her is rattled: She'd fought and butchered cows and bucking goats, And hammered out the gristle - knotted flesh (She looked for burns and....

It was packed with people making petitions to Mary for assistance with difficult situations, which they wrote onto white paper ribbons that they then tied, or knotted, to the ribbing of a large arched wooden structure.

In a hatbox's tied and knotted fringe, fray and cilia of thread, bistre - washed in sepia, under the bed, the dead lay color - blind in shades of gray: each cordoned heart, veined - red, darkened as on alchemists» hands the nitrate silvered.

Labelers labeling tactics will one day lead to all the labelers finally getting their labeling ways all tied up and knotted that no amount of finagling will be able t undo the labeler's labeling tactics...

Hamlet is a notoriously knotted problem play.

Her eyes are startled blear, And every straining nerve of her is rattled: She'd fought and butchered cows and bucking goats, And hammered out the gristle - knotted flesh (She looked for burns and bruises and the rest), But words so hard from his mouth catch her throat.

The spirit of the evening was captured in the knotted rainbow ribbons that cascaded over the steps inside the chapel.

Her knuckles and joints were knotted and twisted, bent from years of painful arthritis.

Slow, old python of my Everglades, he astutely picks where he invades: data dumps; the depths of lower courts; knotted weeds in annual reports.

The only reason people are knotted up about this issue is because they have an allegiance to ancient fairytales that can't be reconciled with science and modern society.

Did your panties get all knotted up because you aren't as pretty as picture of the lady attached to this story?

One could perhaps do a lot with certain elements in these knotted classical discussions, but one will have to work hard at it, and in ways that engage theology and history subtly.

Jewish men particularly wear a Tallit or (Tallit Katan somewhat like an under shirt) with The knotted fringes (Tzitzit) When ever they are outside the house.

Many Orthodox Jewish men also wear a prayer shawl called a tallit under their clothes, with knotted fringes at each of the four corners.

Some shaving brush bristles are knotted or trimmed so that the loft is the shape of a light bulb or dome.

Environment and energy will be knotted together as B.C. pins its future on liquid natural gas and very likely an expanded Kinder Morgan pipeline into Burrard Inlet.

He has an MBA from Harvard, is big on New York's philanthropy circuit, and is impeccably groomed with perfectly knotted ties and expensive suits.One investor who has knowledge of both said Ackman can be a «Master Of The Universe type» while Hempton behaves like an underdog who wants to get even.

It's partly why a growing number of ad agencies and tech startups are instituting «formal Fridays» — and it's a damn fine excuse for options brokers, or anyone else, to show up to work this Friday with carefully knotted ties.

A quiet paisley tie is knotted crisply on a starched white shirt.

Existing wedding - related companies have already started consolidating various aspects of the planning experience: The Knot's app includes 300,000 vendors, and users can easily assess, contact, and book them from within it.

Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy met sometime in the early»80s and dated on and off for 15 years before deciding to tie the knot.

This pearl Cambridge Lover's Knot tiara was given to Princess Diana as a wedding present from the Queen.

The crown consists of 19 arches and contains 38 drop - shaped pearls suspended from pretzel - like twists known as lover's knot bows, according to People.

When asked about their plans to tie the knot he said, «Who knows what the future holds... or the past.»

Black smoke means they burned your garlic knots

Her work has been published in The Wall Street Journal, iVillage, More magazine, The Knot, BusinessWeek and the Financial Times.

So how can you as the boss untie this knot of skepticism and fear and begin to encourage your team to start thanking each other?

Vikki Ziegler, star of Bravo's «Untying the Knot,» says her iOS app helps divorcees «remember that feeling again,» without the all the drama.

«While she slept, her subconscious untangled the knot that her conscious mind had been unable to.»

Martin and I tied the knot in April, and I couldn't be happier.

Markle could also go with the Lover's Knot tiara.

HAV chief executive Stephen McGlennan told Sky News the airship could «operate very happily» in 80 knots of wind.

Martha Stewart Weddings and the trends consultancy the Futures Co. say that destination weddings are increasing in popularity, with 31 % of brides between the ages of 21 and 30 planning to tie the knot away from home — that's up from previous estimates of 10 % to 20 %.

Ulman can still feel the knot that formed in his stomach as a surgeon delivered that first diagnosis and suggested, without apology, replacing part of Ulman's spine with a metal rod.

The hotel chain announced a social media campaign just in time for Gay Pride Month called #lovetravels, with special deals for LGBT people tying the knot, or looking for places to stay for Pride.

The challenger would have to argue that Trump has made the country a laughingstock that doesn't get respect anymore, Trump does not seem to win, Trump seems to dither with indecision when faced with difficult national security choices, Trump lets other countries attack America without responding, and Trump ties himself in rhetorical knots to avoid naming obvious enemies.

Tupperware parties were up, home invasions were down and fewer people were in the mood to tie the knot in 2009.

Born: 08/30/52 Career nautical miles: 130,000 and counting Around - the - world races attempted: 3 Around - the - world races completed: 2 Transatlantic crossings: 17 Favourite freeze - dried meal: Beef stroganoff Favourite knot: Bowline

Many of those couples, however, may not be overly eager to tie the knot: Americans aren't getting married at young ages as often as they used to.

«We realized a while ago that if we tied ourselves in knots trying to make all the «story days» line up between all the characters the momentum would suffer,» Cogman concluded.

Not only is it 10 feet long, it's also durable and has a weighted knot that keeps it from pulling your iPhone off the table while it's charging.

A little - noticed difference between the federal Labor and Liberal parties is that the former ties itself in knots over whether or not to dispatch a leader who's on the nose with voters.

According to Inside Weddings, eloping — which had previously been seen simply as a way to tie the knot at the last minute — also became stylish, especially for couples who wanted a more intimate wedding.

Other retailers can learn from Knot Standard's efforts to personalize the customer experience.

A big contributor: One in five weddings is a «destination wedding» somewhere other than the couple's home, per The Knot.

Knot Standard has gotten favorable write - ups from GQ and Details, too.

More than half of the kids had cut their ties so that only three or four inches remained below the knot.