Sentence examples for deliquescing from inspiring English sources

John Cage's "String Quartet in Four Parts" accompanied deliquescing landscapes by the contemporary artist John Gurrin Elizabeth Brownn's "Piranesi," for theremin and strings, wove airy, eerie patterns around stop-motion video art by Lothar Osterburg, who, like the composer, drew inspiration from the fantastical architectural etchings of Giovanni Piranesi.

One of the clowns is put forward as a sort of gay joke, Nellie and sweet, deliquescing into a pink hankie as Coyote and Cleo declare their love for each other.

These trips, the author writes, "keep his body from deliquescing at a faster rate than it already was".

Preference went to a cobbler of deliquescing apples, attended by a scoop of airy vanilla soft-serve.

Their shaking limbs and spellbinding deliquescing eyes activate (very understandably) a lifelong obsession in Bellori with the nature of angels.

Granted eternal life, she was so frail she had to live in a jar to avoid deliquescing – her only wish was to die.

All soluble salts will deliquesce if the air is sufficiently humid.

At the end, in the least successful image, the body of the video character representing Tristan simply floated upwards and deliquesced.

There was something beatnik, intellectual, European about being disconnected from the car culture: the rest of America might deliquesce into one big strip mall, but New York City would remain a little outpost of humane civilization, an enclave of ancient modes of transportation — the subway, the bus, the taxi, the bicycle, the foot.

And Egan's intention seems to be to shoot her characters' lives through with lyrical beauty: Her rebellion and hurt had melted away, deliquesced into a sweet, eternal sunniness that was terrible in the way that life would be terrible, Ted supposed, without death to give it gravitas and shape.

They will deliquesce — until the next newsworthy incident — into the background of contemporary America.