Sentence examples for black grains from inspiring English sources

The beautiful black grains are made from chicken egg yolks and whites, fish oil, squid ink and salt.

They leaned into a seam of darker soil interspersed with black grains that the graduate student, Tony Pickering, had found three weeks before.

Peter Grant likened the genomic swap caused by the drought to a person eating a bowl of rice with white and black grains, but the person favors white rice.

It comes from rutile or ilmenite ore, sometimes to be found in black grains of sand from Australia, Lower grade deposits are in eastern Ohio, western Pennsylvania and upstate New York.

Running is apparently the only way to descend, jogging knee-deep in the volcanic ash that forms a big sooty cushion - as Stuart finds when he loses his hat, falls and tumbles a few yards, filling every orifice with black grains as he goes.

Black grains centred in the image are clearly noticeable.

Salba is a brand name used to describe two registered white varieties, Sahi Alba 911 and 912, that are the result of selective breeding from the black grain Salvia Hispanica L. (also popularly called Chia) by the Peruvian company Agrisalba S.A. Salba has a nutrient profile that is approximately 20% higher than generic or regular Chia.

At the same time, the mixture gradually produced more black grain particles in the three-neck flask.

They sell food, black-market grain, household goods and electronics -- secondhand televisions, used rice cookers, VHS machines and the like.

Traditionally, these mycoses mostly have been associated with chronic dermatotropic forms of cutaneous and subcutaneous phaeohyphomycosis, chromoblastomycosis, and black-grain eumycotic mycetoma (Matsumoto et al. 2011).

A woman to the right of the screens knelt before a sterile white table, counting a pile of tiny black seeds grain by grain.