| As a practicing Buddhist, Shea's attempt to crosshatch and uncloak these seemingly disparate elements as mere veneers is none too surprising. |
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| Sturdy, chrome-plated steel ribs in a fine crosshatch pattern keeps cookies, cakes and squares intact as they cool. |
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| The convergence analysis works with crosshatch, dot, vertical or horizontal line test patterns. |
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| Instead the boundary between quadrilateral areas is formed by alternating intersection of the crosshatch lines, making a zigzag edging. |
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| The rest of the display is white with black crosshatch lines and no chart information is displayed. |
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| Features are only visible if the map has no colour or crosshatch texture. |
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| Cut off tough, leatherlike skin from ham and score fat and meat in a crosshatch pattern. |
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| Chéret, however, worked directly on the stone, using spirited brush lines, crosshatch, stipple, soft watercolour-like washes, and areas of flat colour to create a dynamic image. |
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| The rest of the plot is a crosshatch of misperception and treachery. |
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| South Boston is the peninsular thumb of the Greater Boston mitten, just a few hundred yards from the center of downtown but cut off by the murky water of Fort Point Channel and a crosshatch of rail yards. |
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| I now know how to sharpen a knife, hold a knife, and crosshatch an onion. |
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| Ms. Cohen, who had grown up near New Haven, fell in love with the crosshatch shadows made by the fire escape and the view of the museum's turrets. |
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| Crosshatch denims, stretch fabrics, chambray denims, and leather thongs are some of the other pieces in the collection. |
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