Sentences with phrase «thinner lines work»
Also i noticed your piping thick on the cookie, do thinner lines work like writing names on cookies?
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He loved the excitement, the passion, the hard work, and the idea of that only a thin line exists between becoming great success or a great failure.
In a time where working from home is common, polos and khakis are replacing suits and ties, and cursing like a sailor is seen as an expression of passion for your work, the fine line between work and home grows thinner and thinner.
And sometimes the thin line between work and social interactions in the tech industry can be problematic — founders and investors have a propensity to work nights and weekends, and may end up talking business at bars or in one another's homes.
Dylan projects a narrative voice into his work, so that there is a thin line, and much ambiguity, between first - person confession andsui generis invention.
While this use of farce works well, particularly the chaotic triple - phone - line dance in the office when appeasing MPs on «defection - watch», the characterisation is a little thin, which dampens the script's sharpness.
If you have atrophic gastritis and your gut lining's already really thin and you're taking Hydrochloric Acid, it can definitely create irritation to the point — especially if you're trying to work it up to tolerance.
Although it is lined, the coat is on the thinner side and would work best for the Fall and Spring seasons.
I love how thin the liner brush is, I can get pretty accurate and controlled line work.
After that, work with black liquid eyeliner and pull a thin impressive winged line there.
My lines aren't clean or even, and Night Glow was actually a big mess to work with; it was goopy and kind of dried out, so I put some thinner in.
These work fine with hose, of course, and seem mostly OK with thinner tights (particularly if they are the same color) but they don't look quite right with thicker tights, like sweater tights or fleece - lined tights.
The angle of the brush is very precise and works great for even, thin and straight lines.
The multiple line breaks in this silhouette work only if you are young, tall and thin.
A smoky look can make eyes look more sunken in, says Eckels, so stick with a thin, clean line that's very close to your lash line (gel or liquid works great for this).
If you're looking for a natural, non-toxic line of hair products that actually work better to give you the results you want, whether you have dry hair, oily hair, thinning hair, curly or kinky hair, baby fine hair... MONAT can work for you.
Hooded eyes have a very small area to work with so you want to get the line super thin.
Once you have your outline ready to go, measure out the length of sequin ribbon and trim so you have a little extra to work with.Using fabric glue and a toothpick, start by drawing a thin line of the glue on the first stroke of your first letter and then place your ribbon on top of the glue.
Koteas is one of Canada's most prominent and well - respected actors, and during the late»90s, he began to amass international critical attention for his work in a number of high profile films, including David Cronenberg's Crash (1996) and Terrence Malick's The Thin Red Line (1998).
When you back at his older works of «Days Of Heaven», «The Thin Red Line» or «The Tree Of Life», for example, you'll find these themes in abundance.
At his best, Mann's work explores the thin line that separates good from bad, acknowledging the moral complexities of the modern world.
«As it should be, but I think there's also a line, a very thin line, that I crossed over where there were diminishing returns on the amount of work I was putting in.»
So while Vernon, Florida has become something of a Medium Cool for a new generation of film brats (All the Real Girls director David Gordon Green cites the work as one of his all - timers), The Thin Blue Line has become the moment that many point to as the definitive modern reintroduction to the debate about the matter of degrees that separates fiction from non-fiction cinema.
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In selecting a director of photography for his haunting, elegiacal war drama, Malick chose two - time Academy Award - winning director of photography John Toll, ASC (Legends of the Fall, Braveheart), whose work on The Thin Red Line recently earned him both the New York Film Critics» and National Society of Film Critics» awards for Best Cinematography.
Legendary composer Philip Glass (Koyaanisqatsi, The Thin Blue Line) gets his first nomination in the same category for his work on Jane.
An award - winning editor, Saar has worked most especially with Terrence Malick with whom he edited The Thin Red Line and The New World.
The name Terrence Malick above the title on «The New World» in 2006 certainly brought with it a certain group of expectations for those of us who loved «Badlands,» «Days of Heaven» and «The Thin Red Line,» but a decade later, released by Criterion this week in a gorgeous three - disc Blu - ray set, the film now feels almost like a bridge between those early works and his recent trio of introspective, deeply philosophical films: «Tree of Life,» «To the Wonder» and «Knight of Cups.»
Another delightfully unexpected pick is Jeff Cronenweth's lensing of «Fight Club,» but I was personally irritated to find John Toll's serene, thematically potent work on «The Thin Red Line» go completely unrecognized in the top 10 (he finally shows up at # 17).
Dramatic re-creations have been a staple of Errol Morris» work since his seminal 1988 justice - system procedural The Thin Blue Line.
Sometimes the very best works are derived from log lines pulled out of thin air.
Wormwood has been widely heralded as groundbreaking work from the visionary documentarian behind The Thin Blue Line and the Interrotron interview method.
Nolte and McKellen would have been deserving (Nolte for his double powerhouse with «Affliction» and «the Thin Red Line»), but Hanks was my absolute favourite for his subtle work in «Saving Private Ryan» (I wouldn't give him his third just yet, but had he not won for «Forrest Gump» at the expense of several more deserving actors, this would have made a great second oscar).
True, it is a far more Oscar - friendly film than those, on the order of such flawed yet recognized works as The Thin Red Line and Hacksaw Ridge.
That led to further strong work with «I Am Slave» and «The Arbor,» before Escott went solo to work on «Shame,» his bookending pieces (while reminiscent of Hans Zimmer «s «The Thin Red Line» score in places) for that picture were among the most memorable bits of film music of that year.
Both Cairo and Offenhuber questioned the many thin lines drawn between the city and the outlying areas, which imply that parents are all commuting into the city for work.
Next, using thin line / string (floss works great), tie a knot around the bolt (clove hitch, overhand knot, does nt really matter), and if possible tie a knot around the edge of the bolt head where it meets the oil pan as well.
That party piece, now thinner, works in conjunction with vortex generator strakes on the trailing edge of the roof line, which are sandwiched by two raised «horns».
The bottom line of why that didn't work, is that it's not possible to screen them, just because of these discounts and premiums (due mostly to very thin trading by way too few investors).
The opening this time was beautifully crafted (Flow always does the best work) and the story has you walking the thin line between good and bad, and the story pulls at the feels.
The line is really thin, I just want to give credit where it's due - the exceptional co-operative work between game and level designers, AI and gameplay programmers, scripting gurus and animators.
This isn't exactly news, of course - fans watching the story trailers were certainly perturbed by the casual forging of a new ring of power, or by turning monstrous spider Shelob into a woman in a flowing dress - but there's a thin line between riffing on a beloved work of fiction and disrespecting that fiction.
I would never show anyone this piece since a calligrapher's work is recognized for the elegant thick and thin lines.
My current work has a multi-colored woven - like surface, and as I lay each thin line of it down it goes from a thicker to a thinner stream of paint and ultimately to a vanishing point.
At the opposite end of the material spectrum are subtle, aerial works by Lygia Pape, whose «Ttéia 1, A» (1979 / 1997/1999), made of golden thread, looks like a music staff peeled off manuscript paper, and Senga Nengudi, whose «R.S.V.P. I» (1977/2003) weighs down pantyhose «V» s with sand at the pelvis, then stretches them into thin lines through the legs and reinforced toes, wall to wall.
Notice the use of thick and thin black lines in Hofmann's work.
These parallel concepts are characterized by the duo's hallmark precision line work, a slow methodic process of building individual thin lines upon each other creating tense kinetic compositions while a certain fragility remains.
At a time when most critically - acclaimed work was either dryly conceptual or over-whelmingly expressionistic, Benglis was making work that was concerned with the body, in particular the female body, and toed the thin line between beauty and repulsion.
The subtle texture of her delicately worked surfaces, the fragility of the thin graphite lines and the frisson caused when the two meet, leaves the viewer with a feeling of quiet euphoria.
At a time when most critically - acclaimed work was either dryly conceptual or overwhelmingly expressionistic, Benglis was making work that was concerned with the body, in particular the female body, and toed the thin line between beauty and repulsion.