Sentence examples for marble cold from inspiring English sources

A hard-boiled egg cupped by the marble cold holding a portico tight,.

By Joseph Brodsky The New Yorker, May 4 , 1992P. 34 A hard-boiled egg cupped by the marble cold holding a portico tight, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By Ceridwen Dovey.

Compare this with what Burne-Jones made of her — a human column, marble-cold, drained of breath and blood — and you start to realize that the inroads made by photography into the realm of painting, in the latter half of the nineteenth century, were more like raids.

The essence concerns an aristocrat who joined the Labour party and who performed the incredible feat of raiding the Curzon family and carrying off a daughter of the marble-cold Proconsul to harangue the hungry and unkempt loafers on the street-corners of Smethwick.

Meanwhile there is marble-cold anger at the relentless impoverishment of a nation on the edge of Europe.

Black volcanic basalt retains the heat while white marble stays cold.

I followed her to the door and stood barefoot on the cold marble.

He found his niece lying on the cold marble in the center of the crowd.

But tracking skills that undoubtedly served the dogs well in the Virginia countryside failed them in the cold marble corridors.

"Dorothy was horrified by the cold marble tiles when she first saw the house, so Jack put in some wall-to-wall carpeting.

Lester Piggott, a dapper yet gaunt man, ghosts across the cold marble floor of a hotel in Mayfair with a vaguely haunted expression.