| A series of figures based on the first image of a square with a four-sided star inside the square. |
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| Lean, shaped like a truncated four-sided pyramid that tapers fairly abruptly from its broad base. |
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| The four-sided capital, proposed here as part of a tomb niche, was more likely part of a freestanding ciborium or architectural support. |
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| Example: A four-sided shape has two adjacent sides with lengths of 4 meters. |
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| And thanks to a four-sided seal and an upper rain guard the wicket door is also tightly sealed. |
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| Special four-sided corner frame, 2.0 mm thick, with all-round EPDM sealing profile and welded-on grouting lugs. |
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| It is in this context that the Hedebygade project, named after a four-sided 'island' of houses in Vesterbro, was born. |
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| A four-sided fence means that there is fencing on all 4 sides around the pool. |
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| The large four-sided facets above and below and to the right and left of the table are the faces of the octahedron. |
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| Above this is a four-sided arched structure, and this is surmounted by a rotunda with Corinthian columns enclosing two statues. |
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| That's why a four-sided fence is also so important around an inflatable pool. |
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| The four-sided, four-metre-high sculpture came under fire from critics who branded it a waste of money. |
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| A square is distinguished from other polygons by being four-sided, equilateral, and equiangular. |
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| The name is based on their four-sided, ridged appearance in tangential cross section. |
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| A four-sided area bounded by lines of longitude and latitude which define the extent of a map sheet, usually are in a map series. |
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| Most Mesomerican peoples understood the cosmos itself to be four-sided or quincunx in configuration, being defined by the four cardinal directions and a fifth, the center. |
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| Previously you could create freeforms on four-sided patches only. |
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| Every four-sided shape can also tile the plane. |
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| Each parietal bone has a generally four-sided outline. |
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| The living room has a four-sided fireplace. |
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| A four-sided facade revolves slowly on its way from event to event. |
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| Each year American congressmen are allowed to send four four-sided newspapers to every single one of their voters to tell them of their glorious achievements. |
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| A four-sided pavilion forming a projection breaks the alignment of the main facade, the corner thus formed providing a site for the porch way and the main stone stairway, protected by a period, rounded glass canopy. |
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| I propose an amendment that would allow each of us here to send one free four-sided newspaper to each of our voters every year to tell them what we are doing. |
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| The greatest respect was held for the already-existing temple of Veiovis, whose area on the western corner of the Tabularium was delimited by a four-sided indentation. |
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| The basic unit of the pattern is a circle filled with a four-sided border bent inwards to form a star with a holed circlet at the centre and four circles in the middle of the sides. |
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| The owners of this four-sided farmhouse welcome you to their family home. |
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| The one readable has an Arabic inscription. The brass lock plate has an integral, fenced, four-sided pan and is decorated with engraved floral designs. |
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| In the more recent Ludo series, begun in 2000, the painted tissue paper collages extend beyond the conventional four-sided frame, spreading freely over the supporting walls: the picture exists independently of its frame. |
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| Today, parts of the massive, four-sided walls are still visible, together with the remains of its fortified towers, or bastions, at each of the four corners. |
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| The common four-sided box graters have different-size holes on each side, but only the long, flat holes will produce the right shreds for a crispy pancake. |
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| The dreidel is a four-sided spinning top that children play with on Hanukkah. |
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| The work is set entirely within a four-sided wooden box with curved joints, designed to envelop the performers, where the camera becomes another body to manipulate, to choreograph. |
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| They are usually aromatic, with glandular pits on the outer surface, and cover the stem in opposite pairs, giving the branchlet a four-sided appearance. |
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| The flacon is curvaceously shaped like a four-sided teardrop with tactile ridges, and the bottle is topped with a jewel-like cut cap. |
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| This ingenious four-sided mesh bag stretched over a wire frame folds flat when not in use, making for easy storage. |
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| For engine run-up tests the company has developed a system consisting of two, three, or four-sided protection walls in combination with an exhaust gas deviation screen. |
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| Four-sided conformation photos, training videos, and catalog-style pedigrees will be featured. |
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