Sentence examples for plumed from inspiring English sources

On a damp, plumed coast in India, Tom's first encounter with landscape had been dense with leaves.

Among the beasts, a soulful zebra-head brooch carved from agate wears a diamond halter and plumed headdress.

He was once spotted riding drunk through Vienna, his horse's head plumed with lily of the valley.The reputation of the Congress has ebbed and flowed since 1815.

"LIKE elaborately plumed birds…we preen and strut and display our t-values".

A quantum calculation Rich pickings for the sharks Mumblecore meets the mainstream An in-house blockbuster ReprintsHis three hawks are brighter plumed.

Instead they were an entirely different race of birds from Africa, plump, pleasantly plumed little pheasants that probably should have been named for the Guinea coast from the start.

But now there are news organisations channelling us nothing but smoke plumes from around the world, 24/7, and we react by getting overly scared – of Isis, of Ebola, of everything.

Each one pluming her feathers and thinking she is the hen pheasant, when in reality she is forgotten before her successor appears".This stark difference between his public reputation and his private behaviour inspired the funniest line attributed to Morgan.

The plume moths differ from the many-plumed moths (family Orneodidae), which have the wings divided nearly to the base into six plumes.

In the plume moths (family Pterophoridae) the wings are deeply cleft into two or three narrow plumes, and in the many-plumed moths (family Alucitidae) each wing is cleft into six plumes.

It's not all about the clouds and plumes; it's about the flavour and the nicotine delivery".