Sentence examples for fuzzy skin from inspiring English sources

Some are lightly blushing and all have delicately fuzzy skin.

Under its fuzzy skin was a G.P.S. navigation system and various motors.

Each fall, the mature female — as dioecious gymnosperms, ginkgos come in genders — produces ovules that, once fertilized, develop into bunches of seeds, each consisting of an inner kernel encased in a soft, fuzzy skin.

It has a slightly fuzzy skin in colors including blackish purple in a variety called Black Velvet, second from left, grown by Kingsburg Orchards in California, and an apricot-colored one, Flavorella, center.

So, here's a truth we're not quite ready to confront: peaches and nectarines are actually the same species, but have a slightly different genetic makeup that leads to one having fuzzy skin and one having smooth skin.

Every part of the kiwifruit is edible, even the fuzzy skin.

As the drivers eased into their assigned stalls, the scent of summer produce began to pierce the muggy air: fat red tomatoes, just arriving at ripeness, voluptuous Red Haven peaches, their fuzzy skins colored deep red and gold, and tender bicolor sweet corn, piled high on truck beds.

Rich, poor, everyone had seven-day ensembles made from the fuzzy skins of dead animals.

At White Silo Farm in Sherman, for example, the attraction is the northern kiwi, a plum-sized confection that barely resembles the New Zealand kiwi with its fuzzy brown skin.

In any case, lovely as fuzzy peach skins are, Escoffier would never have allowed them past the pass.

It was covered with a fuzzy-looking skin of 60,000 clear acrylic rods; on the tip of each rod, inside the pavilion, a small handful of seeds was suspended so that visitors could examine them up close.