Sentence examples for marbles but from inspiring English sources

He wonders if the nurse is losing her marbles, but Agaat persists until she cracks Milla's code.

There is gravitational attraction between two marbles, but we don't notice it because the force between each of the marbles and the Earth is so much greater.

Roxanne might squeal when she made a move or groan whenever somebody jumped over one of her marbles, but she was careful never to disturb the patient.

All the participants in the study were able to transfer dry marbles faster than wet marbles, but wrinkly fingers helped with the wet ones.

Once proud to be the natural party of government, they have not only lost their marbles but they are throwing them at each other.

He said his great-grandmother died at 107 and "had all her marbles". But attributing his preternatural vigor to genes alone seems unduly modest.

The bathrooms are marble — but with modern Lucite chairs.

Architects call the stone Tennessee pink marble, but geologists would say compacted limestone.

Quartz can also be made to look like marble, but without marble's staining and etching problems.

Look for a layer of fat on the steak and nice marbling, but not too much.

High-end countertops that look like marble but are in fact recycled glass bonded with cement.