Fifteen maidens stitched it

I understand they cut and stitched you up.

I've stitched Euclid's parallel postulate on to the surface.

The old coal will be shaking in its seam.

Take a fall, butt a wall Split a seam

The seam of his jacket was split, under the shoulder.

Then they stitched me up. They took an entire hour to stitch me up.

The mid ocean ridge runs around like the seam on a baseball.

Each time I look at that flag, I'm reminded that our destiny is stitched together

Landless labourers living outside the seam zone are not eligible for permits and lack alternative sources of income.

Permits are now required for Palestinians to reside in or enter the seam zone, which is exacerbating access problems.

I saw no way the heavens were stitched and we know instantly what it would feel like if the sky were a fabric sewn shut.

The residents of the seam zone needed permits to live in their own houses, some of the permits being valid for only three months.

The locations were well stitched together to give the appearance of a few locations near each other on a small island, when in reality they are spread across Majorca.

Coalbed methane (CBM or coal bed methane), coalbed gas, coal seam gas (CSG), or coal mine methane (CMM) is a form of natural gas extracted from coal beds.

The zone between the wall and the Green Line, the internationally accepted border between Israel and the West Bank, is known as the closed zone or seam zone .

UNRWA has continued to refuse to accept a permit system for the seam zone with regard to access for local Agency staff, resulting in delays and denials of access.

What they discovered is if you take two mirrors, and you put them together at right angles, and you take the seam away, the images bounce off each other.

I guess you can see this is lots of different types of cameras it's everything from cell phone cameras to professional SLRs, quite a large number of them, stitched together in this environment.

In particular, Agency medical teams have been prevented on a number of occasions from entering seam zone enclaves such as Barta'a Al Sharqiya on the grounds that local staff lacked permits.

The Seam Zone would ultimately be accessible to Palestinian residents, farmers and workers through 73 crossing points which would be opened only during limited times for holders of valid one year permits.

The Mongol Empire was, in many respects, a brotherly empire stitched together through weddings and diplomacy, exchanges of gifts, and so those silk roads, those caravans that I talked about earlier, continued to ply their traffic.

Then the soldiers, when they had crucified Jesus, took his garments and made four parts, to every soldier a part and also the coat. Now the coat was without seam, woven from the top throughout.

Then the soldiers, when they had crucified Jesus, took his garments, and made four parts, to every soldier a part and also his coat now the coat was without seam, woven from the top throughout.

The Israeli authorities have insisted that all local United Nations staff obtain special permits to enter into the area (the seam zone ) between the 1949 armistice line and the sections of the barrier built inside the West Bank.

With respect to the large number of Palestinians needing to enter the seam zone to access their farmland, UNRWA monitoring indicates that permit eligibility has become increasingly dependent on proof of ownership of land as opposed to security considerations.

The wall would have severe consequences for about 49,500 Palestinians living in 38 villages and towns of the Seam Zone , and separating more than 500,000 Palestinians living within 1 km of it from their families, farmlands, jobs and other basic facilities.

Yet the root causes of that failure go deeper, to Iraq s creation as an artificial entity in the 1920 s by British imperialist planners, who stitched together three disparate provinces of the defeated Ottoman Empire into a state that never had a coherent identity.

According to information gathered by UNRWA, the barrier has already begun to have an adverse effect on access to land, services and livelihoods for a large number of Palestine refugees living in or near the seam zone or close to the barrier.

The non binding political commitments reached in principle at Copenhagen already have run into controversy as well as varying interpretations, dimming the future of the so called Copenhagen Accord, an ad hoc, face saving agreement stitched together at the eleventh hour to cover up the summit s failure.

One day when I came to the same place forty eight hours afterward, I found that those large bubbles were still perfect, though an inch more of ice had formed, as I could see distinctly by the seam in the edge of a cake.

As a result, more than 170,000 Israeli settlers as well as about 185,000 Israeli settlers in East Jerusalem would be located between the wall and the Green Line, an area referred to as the Seam Zone . (The construction of this segment is still under scrutiny by the Israeli authorities.

If we go a little bit further south in our little tour of the world, we can go to the Bolivian edge of the Amazon, here also in 1975, and if you look really carefully, there's a thin white line through that kind of seam, and there's a lone farmer out there in the middle of the primeval jungle.