Sentences with word «upsweep»

Clothing fashions have taught us that sacrifices are often necessary for appearance, and so it is with the Murano: The view through the side windows is restricted by the stylish upsweep of the sheet metal at the rear roof pillars.

Originally designed by renowned San Francisco architects Porter and Steinwedell, this unique beachfront home has a living area that is both cooling and spirit lifting with upsweeping ceilings of exposed pale wood and woven willow.

For example, some of the jigsaw pieces it selects are split - second upsweeps or downsweeps in frequency — the sharp pitch changes that make up a chirp.

The elegant upsweep naturally lifts your look.

A standout in the featherweight Colors Lights collection, Midwoodﾒs femininity is underscored by its fascinating palette executed in this oversized square with slight upsweep and vintage pin - rivet hinges.

The oversized style presents a hint of Cat Eye upsweep.

This ladylike square is defined by a gentle upsweep that softens contours.

Her tip to getting that perfect full curl and outer edge upsweep: Always angle the curler towards your nose no matter what side you are on.

The car has received the N420 style sills although these are not quite as pronounced as those on the «S» and have a noticeable upsweep ahead of the rear wheel arch.

The Frenchie standard repeats the phraseology «well laid back» in regard to the muzzle and its illustrated standard indicates the specific upsweep of the jaw.

It's really an universally flattering frame because of the the upsweep and slight cat eye shape.

All you need is an undercut, an upsweep at the top, and a bit of holding spray.

You know, you take a piece here and put it on — like the upsweep of the rear fender.

«On our current cars we have an upsweep, a physical flip, but we didn't want that.

The arms are pierced with multiple outlets for washer fluid, flooding the glass with liquid just ahead of the wiping blade on the upsweep and pushing the fluid into the well at the back of the hood on the back stroke, leaving the glass clean and dry.

Even the stylish swage lines (including the lower line's upsweep) do little to distract me from that flat rear end and the way the window line departs from the roof line.

Ross Bleckner's Architecture of the Sky seems to straddle abstraction and landscape with its upsweeping patterned motion set on a field of white and dappled grays.