(1) I clipped playing cards to the spokes on his wheelchair once.

(2) In Forever, Jia mounts a video camera on the spokes of a tricycle and pedals it through Beijing.

(3) There is also a use of u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510artisticu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb composition: a couple relaxing are framed behind the spokes of a bicycle wheel; as night descends, figures are framed in silhouette against the sky.

(4) For this community, therapy is not a one-way street, but rather resembles the spokes of bicycle, with the human heart as the hub.

(5) He had a penchant for framing shots through the spokes of the nearest wagon wheel, to break up the visual monotony of a scene.

(6) Viewers of this painting find themselves seeing the world through a vision fast enough to stop the legs of a horse but not the spokes of a spinning wheel.

(7) It was in this act of destruction, where the spokes of the bicycle splintered off, that I came to know the material.

(8) China may only have blunt weapons with which to handle overheating - the economic equivalent of pushing a walking stick into the spokes of a bicycle's front wheel.

(9) These ancient wheels all had u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510a peculiar design: a solid wooden circle constructed of three planks fastened together, rather than a rim with spokes .u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb

(10) Immediately above it, a wheel with hub and seven spokes is set into clockwise motion by an arrow at its perimeter.

(11) He pushed the legless ends together on the ground so as to form a virtual hub, from which the crossbars radiated up and outward like the spokes of a giant horizontal wheel.

(12) Partially held together with garter belts, Spider Lady contains an entire bicycle wheel, the spokes of which play off the crisscross skeins of nylon and string that keep the gothic piece in a kind of bondage.

(13) A large, open circle at the front connects with an outside wheel by means of spokes , some straight and some angled, which have been painted yellow, orange, green or black.

(14) The umbrella, with its protective cloth stripped off and the spokes spread uselessly in the air, is thus a poignant and recurrent emblem of the dangers that lie in the rift between words and objects.

(15) The result is that each limb is motionless, while the spokes of the wheels of the vehicle whirl about so rapidly that they cannot be seen.