Sentence examples for microscopic closeup of from inspiring English sources

In the right panel is a microscopic closeup of a tiny section of his body, a fingernail.

Here's a bullet piercing an apple, an exploding bunch of roses, an x-ray of angel fish, a microscopic closeup of the proboscis of a hummingbird moth.

Prominent in the sound range are the ominous whip of helicopter rotor blades, metallic glitches and the shattering of glass; prominent in the backdrop imagery are microscopic closeups of corn on the cob and iceberg lettuce.

That ability to use the camera, especially in microscopic closeup, is seen to equally strong effect in Ayesha Dharker's rendering of Titania's "the forgeries of jealousy" speech from A Midsummer Night's Dream.

There's a closeup of something.

Marclay pointed to a closeup of breasts.

Left, closeup of Camarasaurus teeth (Smithsonian), and right, closeup of Diplodocus teeth (Chicago Field Museum).

One photo was a closeup of him squinting.

COURT OFFICER (closeup of mouth again): Hear ye! Hear ye!

There was a closeup of Fischer in 1972.

A closeup of the mineralogy present in the stream.