Sentence examples for frills of from inspiring English sources

There is something hypnotic about the twirling dancer and the frills of her dress.

Frills of seaweed carry the heat of tobanjan, the spicy Japanese bean paste.

But those looking for the frills of a sprawling mountain resort will be disappointed.

If he's portrayed too sentimentally, the play sprouts the unwelcome frills of a self-addressed valentine.

In this telling, Blaine is not the magician so much as the scientific explorer — the frills of magic are secondary.

Jones had no interest in the frills of women's track: the shimmering makeup, the long painted fingernails, the couture outfits.

Then the gyoza ($7) arrive, upside down, their browned undersides laced together by a frill of translucent, crackly dough.

dinosaur that had a frill of bone at the back of its skull and three prominent horns.

Those relatively sober looks were swiftly followed by the first frill of the show, ushering in a sumptuous cocktail hour.

Its Web site mentions the frill of "an interpretive 'Bushman walk' " where "guests gain life-changing insights into the unique culture of this fascinating people".

The open frill of other ceratopsians would have provided only poor protection for the neck region and only a modest area of attachment for jaw or neck muscles.