Canvas.

All on the miniscule canvas of a nail.

This world is but canvas to our imaginations.

The dimensions of the canvas are a golden rectangle.

It is woven to make mats that are used for meditation.

The pattern of our values has been woven over hundreds of years.

And suddenly, in this canvas of infinity, Bharat felt insignificant.

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People seldom appreciate how deeply these characteristics are woven into the university tradition.

It was originally woven, but due to manufacturing processes it is now easily found in print.

The beautiful canvas and rubber skylights got eaten by the sun in six months.

MS Bandana is just one colour combination of a traditional woven Indian Madras fabric called Cotton Madras.

If I grab the canvas, I can kind of do the same thing stretch it out.

Traditional Lunar New Year envelopes in Hong Kong became a canvas for social and political protest.

It does not need more regulations, but rather a vastly larger canvas for individual freedom and opportunity.

I waited for the wind to come up and held up a canvas, and that produced art.

The air inside the heavy canvas walls is thick with the smells of smoke and cheese curd.

A clipper ship running before the wind with all her canvas spread is a sight to behold.

Those stories Vuong's family shared with the then toddler are woven into his new collection of poems, Night Sky with Exit Wounds.

World leaders must help the battered peace process pick itself up from the canvas, clear its head, and fight on.

I had woven carbon fiber sprinting legs modeled after the hind leg of a cheetah, which you may have seen on stage yesterday.

We were not used to wearing these clothes, says Degei, indicating her vividly colored, hand woven turban, dark shirt and a bright skirt.

Emsallam Hdaib spends most of his time indoors, lazily vacillating from his canvas, to his computer, and occasionally to his couch.

I couldn't fit 40 million cups on a canvas, but I was able to put 410,000. That's what 410,000 cups looks like.

The image portrays an unnamed skeleton woman who appears to be trampled and whose limbs are extended into every corner of the canvas.

It was not until around 1874, some 50 years after his death, that they were taken down and transferred to a canvas support.

A hundred years bringing the world together is the message on the canvas created today by Panamanian children along with the Olga Sinclair Foundation

Carpets were woven in Derbent as far back as in the fifth century, and the technique for this unique craft has remained almost unchanged up to the present day.

Under such conditions, entities that benefit from the use or reproduction of Maya hand woven goods would be required to pay royalties and give credit to the original artists.

I feel a bit like a weather woman doing this. Anyway, and so the birds were coming in with their feet protected with little canvas shoes.

You can whisper anything in mommy s ear it s a secret tent, she explains, as I try to wedge my adult self into the tiny canvas opening.

Years later, the canvas made by las arpilleras has appeared in museums around the world as a document of life, abuse and torture in Chile under dictatorship.

The streets of Kathmandu have become a canvas for a new form of art equilateral triangles painted onto the dilapidated buildings brought down by the April 2015 earthquake.

A stunning view of the sky woven with 500 kites covers the central patio of the National Gallery (Galería Nacional) in Old San Juan, the colonial city in the capital San Juan.

A gigantic mural painted onto a canvas of 200 homes in Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico, created jobs, reduced youth violence and instilled a sense of community spirit in the struggling city.

Oblonsky went down and himself carefully took the canvas cover off the varnished case, opened it, and set to work to put together his valuable gun, which was of the newest type.

On a scrubby plateau just beyond the shadow of Mt. Kilimanjaro, in a canvas tent under a metal roof resembling an airplane hangar, Philip Briggs deals three lions from a deck of cards.

In the center of a small neighborhood located in the city of Pachuca, Hidalgo, the largest graffiti mural in all of Mexico, painted onto a canvas of 200 homes, was inaugurated this July.

This is one of just hundreds of performances Simonova has executed using a canvas, fine volcanic sand and unbelievably deft hands since she shot to fame after winning Ukraine's Got Talent seven years ago.

Having reached the epiphany that financial restructuring must be avoided at all costs, the governments of the world have in turn cast a huge safety net over banks (and whole countries in Eastern Europe), woven from taxpayer dollars.

Carpets to suit every taste are sold on one of the streets adjacent to the city market carpets woven from wool, cotton, or felt, in every colour and shade, with long or short pile and complex designs and whimsical fringe.

While there is truth to the notion that each of these songs would sound great at a party for hard rock fans, when playing them back to back they begin to merge into a more or less uniform canvas.

The status bar keeps you informed of current operations. From left to right, it tells you the x, y coordinates of the pixel you are working on, the size of the current canvas, the zoom factor, and the current number of colors in the icon.

Had Dorje remained in Tibet, he could have lost out to his rival, because the 280 year old Rumtek monastery, the Kagyu school s holiest institution, is where the sect s all powerful black hat, the symbolic crown of the Karmapa believed to be woven from the hair of female deities is located.