Sentence examples for from the feather from inspiring English sources

It continued climbing, with only the lightest touches from the feather, until it was poised on Mr. Johnson's shoulder.

She dipped the nub of a pen slit from the feather of a bird into a pot of ink boiled of oil mixed with soot.

The city of Los Angeles obtains an adequate water supply from the Owens River, with small amounts from the Feather and Colorado rivers, and from recycling facilities.

She dipped the nib of a pen slit from the feather of a bird into a pot of ink boiled of oil mixed with soot and, on the first page, wrote three words: "Book of Ages" — a lavish, calligraphic letter "B," a graceful, slender, artful "A".

She dipped the nib of a pen slit from the feather of a bird into a pot of ink boiled of oil mixed with soot and, on the first page, wrote three words: "Book of Ages"—a lavish, calligraphic letter "B," a graceful, slender, artful "A".

The peak of soluble proteins released from the feather substrate appeared on the third day of culture and reached 179 μg/mL.

Two healthy rougets, their skin grilled to potato-chip crunchiness, get a lift from the feather-light anchovy mayonnaise and four golden sticks of fried pureed potato touched with a hint of cumin.

In the steamy atmosphere, campylobacter from the feathers can also become airborne.

But the price of eggs dropped and Mr. Kokes, an asthmatic, developed pneumonia from the feathers and the dust.

This deep-red pigment, turacin, is readily leached from the feathers by water containing even traces of alkali.

His black Labrador, Gunner, licked blood from the feathers of the five dead ducks that lay limp in the blind.