Sentence examples for black mantle from inspiring English sources

Discard the black mantle covering the neck.

Pry the shells apart, remove the black mantle covering the neck, pop the clam into the broth to remove any remaining sand, then into butter and finally into your mouth.

The three sampled phenotypes were: the normal black phenotype of P. margaritifera (black shell and black mantle) referred hereafter as phenotype C (Fig.  1b); the full albino phenotype (white shell and white mantle) referred hereafter as phenotype FA (Fig.  1a); the half albino phenotype (white shell and black mantle) referred hereafter as phenotype HA.

The performance, for which all the participants don tall conical hats and black mantles, takes place in a large hall in the tekke, the building in which the dervishes live.

The female is unusual in that it has a scalloped black or brownish-black mantle and back; the dark feathers there are edged with white.

The bedroom also features a doll's house, one of many toys scattered around the apartment, including, in the bathroom a doll carriage in orange plastic and nesting Russian dolls lining the black marble mantle.

The second floor holds three large drawing rooms connected by ornamented sliding doors, whose walls are decorated with plaster rosettes, carved woodwork, black marble mantle pieces and fluted pilasters.

Black-capped Petrel is a distinctive gadfly petrel with a clearly defined black cap separated from the dark mantle by a white collar and with conspicuous white uppertail coverts that form a broad U shape.

Feral pigeons display a continuous variation in eumelanin-based coloration from white to black, which can be divided by human eye in 5 main groups: (1) white or almost white pigeons, (2) "blue bar" (gray mantle with two dark spots), (3) "checker" (a checked mantle with two dark wing bars), (4) "t-pattern" (a dark mantle with small graymarks), and (5) "spread" (a completely melanic plumage) [ 49].

Its short coat is black, fawn (golden brown), brindle, blue-gray, harlequin (white with black patches), or mantle (white with a black "blanket" extending over the body).

In fact, she goes on to become the first woman to hold the Black Panther mantle.