Sentence examples for myriad trunks from inspiring English sources
I see carved Belgian cabinets, French Provincial armoires, myriad trunks and chests, a sturgeon writhing on a platter, a stuffed fox in one booth, a foxhunter's hat in another.
Mr. Doyle's stark, grungy design uses just a few props — trunks, paint-splattered linen curtains — for myriad settings, but too many scenes are merely indicated or suggested, not fully staged.
Patients may present with myriad symptoms including a maculopapular rash that affects the face and trunk and diffuse lymphadenopathy, both of which may result in the initial consultation of the otolaryngologist.
He revisits and slyly rethinks Surrealism, too, as with the uprooted trunk of a Beaucarnea (or ponytail palm) tree, inset with myriad glass eyes of different sizes ("Eyes under Elephant Foot").
Like the myriad literary successors that have grown like branches and leaves from the great trunk of this epic poem, the Odyssey is a story about the journey through life and time, as well as through space.
There are myriad murder cases -- many involving Mafia killings -- in which bodies vanished into car trunks or river bottoms, never to be seen again.
In addition, there was one patient with an iatrogenic dissection of the celiac trunk that prohibited further catheterization and two patients with arteriovenous shunts with a myriad of crosslinks preventing all embolization techniques.
Nonetheless, it is hard to erase baby-boomer memories of roaming free in parks and fields, loath to return home as the gloaming deepened, slipping on tree trunks, walking unsupervised to and from school, learning the sting of nettles, the barking of knees from myriad scrapes and tumbles — at least for writers like this one.
There are myriad examples.
