Sentence examples for has powdered from inspiring English sources

His writing is elegant and urbane, full of paradoxes, aphorisms and conceits: "The sky has powdered the taiga [the northern forest], shaking velvety down over the vert-de-bronze of the cedars.

He has powdered his face to "whiten up" for the Operation Black Vote campaign to warn Britain's ethnic minority communities that not voting will "take the colour out of Britain".

He rattled off some of the famous faces he has powdered and plucked over the years: Cher ("Never a bad word; she worked with me"); Raquel Welch ("A beautiful lady"); and Barbara Walters ("I did her for four years. I traveled with her back in New York").

"The peanut butter came in a white jar and had the stamp of a peanut on it; we had powdered milk, powdered eggs, canned meat," he says.

We had syrup, but only after the let down of, "You can have powdered sugar" with exuberant yips and then, "No, you can't".

I've never had powdered milk before so kept an open mind but when the tea turned up it didn't look nice.

If you only have powdered cloves, you can use this method: Stab the apple a few times.

Bormio (35-210cm) has powder on and off piste after 40cm of snow.

Macroscopically, I. rivularis, which could grow in similar habitats to that of I. saliceticola, produces larger mushrooms and has powder only towards the top of the stem.

It had powder in it.

A criminal complaint alleged that Camacho had powder cocaine.