Sentence examples for opal of from inspiring English sources

Then, quick as he is small and pixie-like, he catches himself: "Well, not for Opal of course, who's kind of horrible... but funny," he finishes a little weakly.

F Crystal - like pattern within the amorphous opal of the spicules from the hexactinellid A. ramosus Extracellular phase (consecutive appositional growth) : Silicatein is present in an enzymatically active form in the extracellular space (Müller et al. 2005 ).

Opalescent glass tends to require more pressure to cut through, because the opal of the glass creates a higher density than Cathedral glass.

Sometimes, at the bottom of the pools, the light caught the wide back of a buoy or the opal mother-of-pearl of a mollusk.

It looks like it will be smooth sailing from here on out until Marisol finds an old letter in that closet from Dahlia's mother that states "get Opal out of that house".

Australia produces upwards of 95 percent of the opal on the world market, from cheap doublets, which typically feature a thin layer of milky opal adhered to a black backing with glue, to extraordinary black opals from a legendary deposit at Lightning Ridge, which can fetch $500,000 at wholesale.

The family quickly clammed up, and for years after refused to speak of Opal to outsiders, apparently out of a wounded pride.

With the help of self organized opal structures of polystyrene spheres macroporous materials of Ag, Al and conducting polymers can be made.

As exotic pedigrees go, it is tough to beat the flaming orangey-brown opals of Ethiopia.

In spraycan fumes and opals of oil, in kickflips and crossovers, cuts and kebab shops.

The sky is the color of oceans, of opals, of piercing blue eyes.