Fashioning

And Chen had to find a way to maintain that level of perfection while fashioning wires from the crystal that were about 5,000 times narrower than a human hair.

Feeling trapped, he turned his attention to fashioning his British countryside home into a Moghul palace.

Piergiuliano Atzori who rented him his flat after fashioning the terrifying "homemade" weapon out of a can of deodorant and a cigarette lighter, leaving one of his victims screaming in fear as a jet of flames came "within inches of her face".

The Puerto Rican superstar gave a marathon two-hour performance, fashioning reggaetón and trap numbers into four-on-the-floor house jams suited for a rave.

As for her accessories, Queen Camilla opted to wear pieces she’s been seen fashioning in the past.

For those without the luxury of a greenhouse, he recommends using cloches or fashioning a makeshift polytunnel with alkathene water pipes and clear plastic sheeting.

That being the case, fashioning a risk calculus ahead of time is no idle exercise.

The point is that despite two tech giants testing real-world autonomous vehicles on the road (Waymo having exceeded 1 million miles of testing), both are having difficulty fashioning a future without drivers.

The powerful Punjabi Khatri banker Omichund and Raja Krishnachandra Ray of Nadia, who was fashioning himself as the sole monarch of Bengal, too disliked the new Nawab.

There were discrepancies in access to education and infrastructure, inherently fashioning class systems with provincial rather than national identities.

Wright recalls how, as a child, he would play in the sewer, where he would spend hours fashioning all manner of detritus into toys.

During the performance, on the right side of the theater, sculptor Jani Hileman worked steadily at fashioning clay likenesses of the musicians.

For us believers, the natural world is the “Gospel of Creation”: it expresses God’s creative power in fashioning human life and bringing the world and all it contains into existence, in order to sustain humanity.

John Wilkinson was known for sailing the first iron-built boat and fashioning the cannon that was used by Wellington to defeat Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815.

Officials took the unusual step of changing the balls during the mid-session interval and the kicks appeared to subside, with O’Sullivan fashioning an overnight advantage that ought to have been more comprehensive.

She became a total chameleon with her wardrobe, fashioning different styles and cuts throughout her life.

The Turkish president is fashioning his own 21st-century non-alignment policy, a unique blend of nationalism, historical grievance, Islamist brotherhood and outsized ambition.

Because what is bigotry but a form of myth-making, fashioning stereotypes into archetypes for the purpose of attempting to simplify the complexities of life?

Indeed, nothing has meant more to me in fashioning my view of the world.

Second, wearing certain clothes; applying make-up; and fashioning one's hair in a particular way impacts a person's right to freedom of expression, Fortuin wrote.