Sentence examples for grainy water from inspiring English sources

In a black-and-white photograph on the desk, Uri and Jonathan are seated on the edge of a sailboat in a Turkish bay, looking at each other across the vertical rigging, everything dissolving in grainy water and mist.

I feel like one of those city employees out of work on disability caught on grainy videotape water skiing.

If it feels grainy, add more water.

More water means more grainy sediment, which wreaks havoc on the bay by burying life-sustaining grasses, the nurseries of many species of baby fish.

Williams's multi-media spectacle includes some imperative footage of Bradman's famous golf ball hit by a stump against a water tank, and grainy archival footage of the Don on the field.

When the cubes of butter have become small pieces and the dough is grainy, gradually add the iced water and mix until it is all incorporated, but don't overwork the dough – you should have a marbled effect with the butter without mixing it in completely.

These grainy glimpses of the rampaging waters inevitably recall the horrific images that blanketed the airwaves in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

β-CDCP by polymerizing cyclodextrin with epichlorohydrin was a spherical or grainy solid subject and insoluble in water, which still retained the inclusion property of β-CD, was synthesized by the reaction of β-CD and cross-linked agent.

In some ways, I welcome it: I'm tired of grainy handmade soaps and thirty kinds of water and spending a small fortune; when a 365 opens near me, I'm sure I'll shop there.

It amounts to no more than a golden streak on a grainy image taken in 180-metre-deep water, but the seven-metre-long object matches surviving parts of fuselage from other Electra accidents, said Gillespie.

A culturally based exception to this is the middle eastern ingredient, butter ghee (a butter fat without water and proteins), where a grainy texture based on β crystals is preferred.