Sentence examples for gray surface from inspiring English sources
It's important that you work on a gray surface.
Therefore, again, for any gray surface (Kirchhoff's Law).
A bare gray surface is left as sky at the horizon line.
Flies on the soapy gray surface of the water in the washbowl.
Seed: 2--3 mm, oblong-ellipsoid, round (in ×-section), white to gray, surface shallowly net-like to +- smooth; knob present.
It's the gray surface of a stone slab, its size and shape not quite clear in the still swirling dust.
He is seated to the left of Mr. Shen's geometric floor, a smudgy blend of gray surfaces, triangles and parallel lines.
Blobs, dribbles, squiggles, smears, puddles and other sorts of quirky, painterly phenomena play over gray surfaces, sometimes coalescing into patterns, sometimes betraying the influence of digital graphics, but mostly enjoying their freedom from aesthetic sobriety (Johnson).
So maybe it isn't surprising that in Mr. Pepe's staging, the sets (by Loy Arcenas) represent England in cold, gray surfaces, and when Bill gets a factory job (which he is patently unqualified for) he is placed in a cage where his yearning for the sea and the sky eventually causes him to erupt.
At the other extreme he contributes a scattering of four short I-beams, whose refined lacquered gray surfaces seem at odds with their forms, especially when you realize they are tinted in a way that makes it impossible to tell real shadows from fake.
The polished gray surfaces of this "Minyan" ware (as it was named by Schliemann after the legendary inhabitants of Orchomenus in central Greece, where he first came upon it) look as if meant to imitate silver; later, some pieces were coloured red or yellow.
