Sentence examples for little marbles from inspiring English sources

While washing dishes after seeing the film, Dr Kalikow found himself laughing as he imagined the memories then popping into his head as little marbles.

The sonogram image that's furthest along features two promising little marbles that stopped growing at seven weeks, which was three weeks before we knew anything was wrong.

The bison are almost entirely grass-fed, so they have very little marbling.

(The show includes a little marble seal he made for Noguchi as a token of his respect).

They sleep in the medieval beds, fish for coins in the public fountain and become swept up in the mystery of a little marble angel.

However, everyone agrees that because bison has so little marbling, steaks and burgers must be cooked rare, at the very most on the rare side of medium rare.

There are brass beds and carved beds, one with little columns, one with lovely inlay and matching dressing table, a little marble washstand or a pretty table and everywhere bright oriental or Mediterranean fabrics.

NEXT month, the little marble jewel box at Wall and Broad Streets will reopen after a two-year project to correct structural problems worsened in 2001 when the World Trade Center collapsed.

"My goodness, it was just a little marble," Mrs. Derawal said, and Fatou realized that it was not in her imagination: since Sunday night, neither of the adult Derawals had been able to look her in the eye.

I love the little marble-topped, walnut table that sprouted in the corner of our entry hall, but I wasn't crazy about the rocking chair that found its way into our living room.

The little marble "Mercure" (1741) of Jean-Baptiste Pigalle is almost wholly Berninian, except in its intimacy and deliberate unpretentiousness; even in Pigalle's most ambitious undertakings, the relative scale of the figures is much reduced and the whole composition opened up, in contrast to Bernini's tombs.