Sentence examples for a solid cube of from inspiring English sources
She recalls one patient whose garage was "a solid cube of clutter".
Mr. Shah had initially planned to turn the steps — carved from a solid cube of white Indian marble — into drawers for additional storage, but they were too small.
In 2002, during a difficult first year of grad school, as a foreign student in Baltimore, I watched the second season of the show, on ABC, which starred the dull but calming Bachelor Aaron Buerge, a Midwestern banker whose very large head had, I used to marvel, the quality of a solid cube of beef.
After graduating in 1965 with a degree in perceptual psychology and concentrated studies in art, math and astronomy, Mr. Turrell created his first light projection — what appears to be a solid cube of light floating in the corner of a darkened room that then dissolves into immateriality as you approach it.
In this sense of 'extended', a solid cube would count as extended, but so would the mereological sum of two point-particles that are one foot apart.
In Mr. Turrell's "1967 Afrum No. 6 (Blue)," a rectangle of light projected in the corner of a room looks like a solid cube.
ASKED what it was about Kold-Draft cubes that made them special, Jerry Meyers, the owner of Ladue Market, who was 13 when the apparatus was installed 40 years ago, explained: "It's one-inch square, a solid cube, no dimple, no hole in the middle.
It's a bold and simple structure that balances the solid cube of its auditorium with the long, horizontal strips of its balconies, oriented to make the most of view, sun and fresh air.
Variety is important, so we start by making two sets of barfi – solid cubes of condensed milk.
Throughout his painstakingly precise craft process likened to the ancient technique used to sculpt Japanese Great Buddhas—Haroshi individually selects and then stacks skateboard decks into a solid, glued cube of recycled wood.
The tiniest particles are not just smaller than other pollutants; they have more surface area for a given weight imagine the difference between the surface area of a solid glass cube compared to that of an equal weight of fine glass beads.
