Sentence examples for both woolly from inspiring English sources

After her husband's death two years before, Yvonne "cocooned herself in a mood, both woolly and ethereal, that... separated her from her kids, her students, from the rest of the world," and so has come to the coastal town of Datca to relive memories from her honeymoon spent there three decades earlier.

In contrast, when asked their favorite primate species, six individuals named both the woolly and spider monkey.

The African savanna elephant Loxodonta Africana has two atypical amino acid replacements at positions 16 and 260 that are conserved in other members of the Elephantidae family (the African forest elephant Loxodonta cyclotis, the Asian elephant Elephas maximus, and both the extinct woolly mammoth Mammuthus primigenius and the American mastodon Mammut americanum; [see Additional file 1, Fig. S5]).

Far too much is horribly salty, revoltingly woolly, or both.

Both sexes have a woolly, bright rufous coat that is marked with 8 10 white stripes, spots on flanks and cheeks, and patches on neck and legs; they also have a white-to-brown spinal crest.

Thermal tights accomplish this both practically (warmth) and aesthetically (woolly tights-i-ness).

Both the passenger pigeon and woolly mammoth were functionally unique species, and when they went extinct, their habitats changed dramatically.

Young leaves have a coating of woolly hairs on both sides, but these are soon lost except in pits in the undersurface.

Ms. Crispell can sound pristine or woolly, and she courted both with full commitment, sometimes within a single phrase.

Both candidates are running on fairly woolly platforms, so neither will plausibly be able to claim an electoral mandate for nitty-gritty policies.

Theoretically, this could set the stage for developing an embryo with DNA from both a modern elephant and the woolly mammoth.