Sentence examples for describes silver from inspiring English sources

Stevenson describes Silver as "tall and strong" with an intelligent, smiling face; and Darvill gives us a character whose very danger lies in his insidious charm.

Another account describes silver "fringes" on the west side of the building, and gable decorations consisting of silver "buttons" and decorative images made from pounded silver.

Auctioneer Tobias Meyer described "Silver Car Crash" as "the best painting I've ever sold in my whole career".

Jazz historian Nat Hentoff described Silver's music then as "soul jazz," a reaction by Silver, Blakey and others to "West Coast Jazz," which was being played by "white guys who were getting all the attention," Hentoff said.

Other objects from the grave 811 include a bronze fibula; another earring, but gold rather than the earlier described silver; different kinds of beads of silver, agate, frit and glass; an alabastron; a bowl made of copper; and two pottery bottles.

Gels were stained with a previously described silver staining technique [ 27].

Initially, the reaction of acetophenone (3 a) and tert-butyl isocyanoacetate (2 a) in EtOAc at −20 °C was selected as a model system, and the performance of our previously described silver oxide/aminophosphine catalytic system, which was employed in a 2 1 molar ratio of aminophosphine precatalyst to metal, was assessed.

A woman bakes her husband's birthday cake elsewhere rather than disturb a family of mice seeking heat in her oven; and readers may forever see the moon on icy nights as Spinelli describes it: "silver as sleet".

Of course now we know that is not so - but we may conclude that it was an intelligent phenomenon, a technological phenomenon and a phenomenon that cannot be linked with anything we know on Earth". He's also intrigued by the material that fell from the sky - what Magnini describes as silver glitter.

Music critic (Barbara eda-Young) describes The Silver Boulders' music as "nostalgic".

Newer, targeted therapies are often described as "silver bullets".