Sentences with phrase «of a few inches»

Knit three or four stitches with both yarns held together, leaving a tail of a few inches on each ball.

The easiest way to do this, and the way that is most often recommended to new knitters, is simply to stop knitting with the old yarn when you get to the end of a row and near to the end of that yarn ball, then just start knitting with the new ball on the next row, leaving a tail of a few inches on each ball to weave in later.

«the Arayans make similar little cells of pieces of stone, the whole forming a box of few inches square; and on the death of a member of any family, the spirit is supposed to pass, as the body is being buried, into a brass or silver image, which is shut into this vault; if the parties are very poor, an oblong smooth stone suffices.

Coat a 10x15 - inch jelly roll pan with nonstick cooking spray, line it with parchment paper with an overhang of a few inches on both sides, and lightly spray the parchment paper.

A gentle rocking motion of a few inches side - to - side or up and down will often comfort a baby that starts whimpering.

Many exacerbate the problem by watching the box from a distance of a few inches, rather than the recommended several feet.

Raise your left leg in front of you a few inches while slowly squatting as far as is comfortable.

Your partner should give you some leeway of a few inches to explore your own balance in between their arms.

But I am nonetheless impressed by the subtlety and, yes, relative elegance of the surface modulations executed within the confines of the few inches between my imagined wooden block's rough - sawn perimeter and the lavish interior crafted for the enjoyment of the world's tenth - of - one - percenters who will become owners of this OTT SUV.

Now we've seen «remote charging», or induction charging of Nissan's Electric Car, but that was over a scale of a few inches.

The open - back design perfectly distributes the sound waves, letting the instruments stretch out of those few inches from ear to ear, expanding into a sonic cloud around your head.