Sentences with phrase «swooping curves»
The phrase "swooping curves" refers to smooth and graceful curved lines or shapes that have a flowing or sweeping motion. Full definition
The Mavic Air has a sleek look with swooping curves that make it look like it's flying, even when it's on the ground.
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Swooping curves inspired the name Marina since it means «of the sea» in Italian and this nursery set is so pretty visitors will want to come back again and again.
Norheim's skis could carve only swooping curves with radii of 300 feet.
Roofline that makes one swooping curve over the body without defining three boxes?
The Mercedes - Benz E-Class boasts an elegantly angular and carefully chiseled exterior design punctuated by swooping curves and flowing lines.
It's short and very low with wide swooping curves that beg to be shown off and taken around a hard corner.
The Galaxy Nexus has an all - plastic gray body with a subtle swooping curve.
There are no chicanes here, just wonderful swooping curves that dare you to push as hard as possible.
Its swooping curved metalwork and flared arms contrast nicely with the matte opal glass shade that casts a warm glow.
Its belt line rises simply, with no swooping curves or sudden kinks; the furrowed expression recalls many mid-decade Acuras.
It's a beautiful car with a wide stance and swooping curves.
There are more straight lines than swooping curves and the overall shape even borders on being boxy.
What is it: Mazda's smallest crossover utility aims to stand out from competitors by delivering the brand's sleek styling, accented with brushed metal and swooping curves.
The swooping curves and various angles are far more distinctive than the straight - laced Audi A3.
The swooping curves in the body add some personality to this slate, but may turn off some kids who are more accustomed to more mature - looking iPads.
Their shapes — some swooping curves, others masses of black in various blocks of form — are so powerful in the room that the Nasher's own seminal sculpture by Serra almost recedes from our visual world.»
The gestures are bigger than the quick flicks of Poons, and the swooping curves in black, as seen in the lower part of Dancing Mile, remind me oddly of Howard Hodgkin's loaded brush, those deeper tones where purples and reds provide the ostinato bass line.