Sentences with phrase «more delicate lines»

Exchanging a traditional table for bright white versions with more delicate lines can give your space an instant lift.

Schiti uses more delicate lines for the meeting and thick broad strokes for the fights.

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The challenges posed by pasta products are wide - ranging, but we provide solutions that maintain high speeds for more delicate pasat forms, prevent sticking in fresh pasta lines even when sauces are applied, reduce noise levels during production at all stages and improve presentation in both primary and secondary packs.

With easy lines and beautifully breathtaking fabrics, these gowns look so delicate and yet easy to wear, perfect... Read more»

While I am happy to have a few laugh lines and much prefer the years to show happiness in my face than sadness, I thought it about time to take the delicate skin around my eye area a little more seriously.

Kendra Scott recently launched a new line for Fall that includes some more delicate pieces featuring one of my favorite shapes of theirs — the small arrowhead.

We love the delicate shade of blush pink that counters the rigidness of the thigh - high splices, balancing the harsh lines for a more feminine feel.

The collection is made up of an array of beautiful jewelry pieces ranging from statement earrings to delicate necklaces but we also designed a small line of home accessories including jewelry displays and boxes, coasters, planters, bookends, picture frames and more!

The button layout is streamlined and simple, while the lines feel more organic and delicate than you might expect from something at this price point.

After working on the closed version of the Diablo, Roland Affolter took on the VT Roadster, this was somewhat more delicate, since the lines of the Roadster aren't quite the same as for the two - door editions.

More delicate tartar deposits are removed from the gum line with other dental instruments.

Crowned by majestic coconut palms which characterise the Maldives the vegetation on all islands are quite similar; rings of tropical vegetation adapting to a variety of environments salt resistant and hardy varieties closer to the beach - line giving way to shrubs and plants and more delicate and dense greenery towards the centre.

He bent his bands of color into bold chevron arrangements, and more delicate parallel lines and plaids, while also experimenting with shaped canvases.

As has been explored in more predominantly historicized art movements, Yokono embellishes upon the Japanese fascination (and celebration) of the delicate line between life and death, beauty and vulgarity, or normalcy and the bizarre.

Contrary to the aggressive pace of Wheat's more recent paintings, these drawings were intimately cast with delicate nets of fine lines.

Chaise longue defined A combination of chair and daybed, the chaise longue originated in the 17th century rococo period of Louis XV, which was characterized by asymmetrical design and delicate lines, to fill the need for more intimate furnishings.