Minute shards of frosted snow cracked from trees, filling the air with crystal dust.
Champneys Perfect Skin Beauty Balm 30ml, £14, 0800 636 262 Give a lovely glow but my skin sparkled with a myriad minute shards of multicoloured glitter.
Both were covered with a stucco incorporating minute shards of pottery and tile.
The late Holocene eruption of the Mount Aniakchak, a volcano in Alaska, is now believed to be the source of the minute shards of volcanic glass in the Greenland ice core.
Only "Distant Seas" (1948), a 20-minute shard of an abandoned comic opera, was wholly new.
Inspecting the detectors in this way, Weiss would often discover minute cracks, tiny shards of glass, and even infestations of wasps, mice, and black widow spiders, which he would promptly deal with.
The flat is just south of the Thames near London Bridge, a five-minute walk from the Shard skyscraper and the bustling Borough food market.
Taylor's sonic vocabulary was vast: in the space of a minute, he could offer shards of abstracted blues, then a furious marching progression, before landing on some baroque counterpoint for just a moment.
"Minutes later police and Shard security were right there looking for him," he told the Evening Standard.
Ten minutes later, only shards were left of the Coro nado airliner and the 47 per sons aboard.
She does the song three times, in three tempi and three moods, and she redoes it so drastically, and to such potent dramatic effect, that, though it takes three and a half minutes to hear a recognizable shard of the familiar riff-like melody, the song still comes out thoroughly, identifiably as itself.
