Sentence examples for image of a snowflake from inspiring English sources

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The classic image of a snowflake is a fluke.

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On the banner is a large image of a cocaine snowflake with a larger red "X" across the center.

Another has you ordering shapes to make a picture of a snowflake.

This article uses a picture of a snowflake but choose what you want and what matches your theme.

This happy experiment isn't as dangerous as wielding a blowtorch but, if you're patient, can result in a lovely image: a snowflake captured in a drop of superglue.

Perhaps the more suitable fanciful image is not a snowflake but a determined young heroine from a Miyazaki film, setting out daily to magically clean up the world.

Bentley, over his lifetime, took portraits of five thousand three hundred and eighty-one snow crystals (to give them their proper scientific name; flakes are crystals clumped together) and inserted into the world's imagination the image of the stellar flower as the typical, "iconic" snowflake, along with the idea of a snowflake's quiddity, its uniqueness.

Stunning image of a man walking in the snow to create one giant snowflake.

Ordered molecular structures arise spontaneously, for example in crystallisation or in the formation of a snowflake.

It was about the size of a snowflake, but it was green and tasted like celery.

MYSTIC Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center "Snowflake Scientists," learn about the life of a snowflake and do an experiment to see how long they take to melt.

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