Sentence examples for flecks of carbon from inspiring English sources

When it solidified, it resembled the butcher's lard in every respect except for a few flecks of carbon from the skillet.

But a new study reports that these tiny flecks of carbon can shrink tumors in mice by delivering chemotherapy drugs to cancer cells.

The clues lie hidden in microscopic flecks of graphite a carbon mineral trapped inside a single large crystal of zircon.

The Sesto Elemento probably didn't really have to look like the devil's own chariot (though I have just realised what the weight signifies if you turn it upside down), it didn't have to have tiny flecks of red woven into the carbon fibre itself to give the body a devilish red glow, and it didn't have to sound like the trumpets signalling an apocalypse.

The inscription had been partly filled in with dirt, carbon and small flecks of gold in an attempt to make it look ancient, the officials said.

A handful of carbon.

Reduction of carbon emissions?

Of carbon offsets.

Both are composed of carbon.

Carbon nanotubes are tiny cylinders of carbon.

Higher levels of carbon dioxide.