Sentence examples for called powder from inspiring English sources

"Breaking Point" is divided into chapters, and one of the more striking is called "Powder Keg".

It is thus called powder blue, or, in Chinese, chui qing ("blown blue"), and is distinct from the sponged blue grounds of the Ming dynasty.

After skiers drop into an adjacent 800 acres called Powder Country, on the ski area's backside, they are retrieved by an old school bus.

Color is applied using a technique called "powder coating," in which electrically charged paint is applied magnetically and then oven baked.

My introduction to one of the toughest resorts in Canada came in the form of an off-piste black diamond run called Powder Fields.

As an example, he cited a 1,600-unit 1,600-unitt calledevelopmentllow that has been proposed in Wanaque, in Passaicalledty, near the Wanaque Reservoir.

Their production process uses a form of encapsulation called powder-impression moulding.

Take Heston Blumenthal's two-Michelin-starred London restaurant dinner, where it's socially acceptable to pay £17 ($27) for frog's leg porridge, or--if you're not a complete fucking peasant--twice that for something called "Powdered Duck Breast".

Dark and auburn haired with fair complexion - pastel blush, called powdered.

The Korean crisis is just one of what I call "powder-keg stories", in which something disastrous may occur but, at this very moment, nothing much is happening.

The single powder-type product called "fragrance powder" consisted of 400 mg of a brown powder (E).