Sentence examples for fine coating from inspiring English sources
Joanne Froggatt delivers bureaucracy with a fine coating of frosty wit.
On a muggy Friday a couple of weeks ago, Dave Arnold was covered in a fine coating of chickpea dust.
Self-cleaning glass is covered in a fine coating of titanium dioxide particles which absorb some of the sun's rays.
Clumps of wool and a fine coating of fluff on your neck and face do little for your poise.
By Sky Dylan-Robbins and Matt Buchanan August 13, 2013 On a muggy Friday a couple of weeks ago, Dave Arnold was covered in a fine coating of chickpea dust.
For windshield applications, paired sheets of glass, 3 to 6 millimetres (0.12 to 0.5 inch) thick, with a fine coating of talc to keep them from fusing, are placed over a metal support frame.
The samples were air-dried, sputter-coated with gold using a fine-coat ion sputter JFC-1100 (Fine coat ion sputter JFC-1100, JEOLtd.d., Tokyo, Japan), and then evaluated using Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) (Jeol JSM-6360 LV, JEOL Ltd).
It's not just that we were grungier — flecked with mud and covered in a fine coat of road dust.
The daytime outfits — give or take a fine coat or a complex draped dress — just did not seem to encompass a modern women's world of work.
Rosaki the cat had left a fine coat of white fur on the rug, a Turkoman that was otherwise a rusty red.
GOGOL'S short story "The Overcoat" is both compact and richly metaphorical: a humble government clerk becomes a new man when he spends his life savings on a fine coat, but is destroyed when it is stolen.
