Arteries and veins grow knotted together until eventually some of them burst, causing a bleeding stroke.
He adopted as his name glyph (personal insignia) a knotted diadem, the symbol of authority itself.
Gary Friedman was not born to a world of 800-gram-weight Turkish towels and hand-knotted Persian rugs.
Game 5 of the series is Thursday night in Miami, with the teams knotted at two games apiece.
This 2012 team, invigorated by the tightly knotted Jim Harbaugh, is a handful.
It has the world's largest hand-knotted carpet, crafted by 1, 200 Iranian craftsmen.
The study has thrown up some surprises, such as showing that a knotted vortex isn't stable as principles would suggest.
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Roscoe, driving the second carriage, had come past her and, without looking, dropped at her feet something knotted in a handkerchief.
She then twisted and knotted the sleeves in such a way that it resembled the skirt of an avant garde ballgown.
Women traipse in from the countryside with hand-knotted nets strapped to their foreheads, stuffed with cabbages, piglets and sometimes their babies.
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By the end of the 19th century hand-knotted rugs were Persia's largest export to the West and a source of Persian cultural pride.
Noken is a knotted net or woven bag handmade from wood fibre or leaves by communities in Papua and West Papua Provinces of Indonesia.
Further north, in the state of Uttar Pradesh, hand-knotted carpets are made and sent to showrooms in the U.S. You'll find such goods, says Washington D.
Further north, in the state of Uttar Pradesh, hand-knotted carpets are made and sent to showrooms in the U.S. Such goods can be found, says Washington D.
Mr. Bower pulled a spool of fishing line from his pocket and carefully knotted a copy of his local newspaper, the Centre Daily Times, to the fence.
Somewhere inside the sound and fury that have shrouded this project is a short, gross, and very funny series of sketches, lightly knotted together into a modern picaresque.
"Iridium has really disturbed our market, " says Globalstar Chief Operating Officer Anthony Navarra, who keeps a doll knotted in a Motorola necktie and an Iridium badge-holder in his office.
Nothing is tied onto the roof, as you would in a modern thatched building but the wheat straw that we've used is knotted and then tucked into a woven framework.
The gleaming white marble mosque conceived by the late Sheikh Zayed boasts a 61, 354-square-foot hand-knotted prayer carpet, 82 domes of various sizes and several reflective artificial lakes surrounding the structure.
Having verified that the cords are pulled taut and solidly knotted, they envelop the woman in a large sack of heavy cloth and push her ahead of them into the corridor.
Washington's heavily traveled streets were knotted with going-home traffic.
Cut to four years later and Batista, 41, is sitting in the lobby of the InterContinental Hotel in New York City looking through a presentation, in English, his dark hair combed back and wearing an expensive suit, a tightly knotted red tie and dress leather shoes.
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