Sentence examples for crest of fine from inspiring English sources

On his head, he sports large crest of fine hair-like feathers, earning him the 'umbrella' portion of his name.

The room is now dedicated to the display of fine woodwork from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, including an enormous picture frame intricately carved with climbing vines and swirling crests, and topped with a crown of laurels.

He declined to order a new set of fine tableware from Leone Limentani, the high-end Roman porcelain company that, since 1870, has supplied every Pope from Pius IX to Benedict XVI with crest-embossed table settings.

A lover of fine food, fine wine, and fine women.

Internal stratification consists of stoss-constructional, thick lensoidal layers of massive and coarse-grained material, alternating with bedsets of fine laminae that deposit continuously on both stoss and lee sides forming aggrading structures with upstream migration of the crests.

The marginal turbid band (MTB) was defined as an enclosing white turbid band on the epithelial surface/gyri; light blue crest (LBC), as a fine, blue-white line on the crest of the epithelial surface/gyri.

The marginal turbid band (MTB) was defined as an enclosing, white turbid band on the epithelial surface/gyri, and LBC was defined as a fine, blue-white line on the crest of the epithelial surface/gyri [ 10].

Snow had fallen the night before, re-burdening the trees all the way to the crest of the Swans, whose topmost spruces and pines stood minutely whitened against the sky like fine-edged crystals of frost on a windowpane.

He was on the crest of his personal wave.

It has long ridden the crest of technological innovation.

These clothes are at the crest of trendiness.