Sentence examples for rimed from inspiring English sources

The iceman was tall, and he seemed to be young, but his fingers were rimed with a white frost that looked as if it would never melt.

We came to the al-Azhar park, built by the Aga Khan on the summit of a hill — an oasis of green in a city rimed in silt.

It rimed the leaves of the birch trees, some of which had already turned yellow, and made the needles and knobby branches of a tree I took to be a larch a soft white.

In summer you can watch osprey dive for perch; in winter, on the high ridges, the trees get so rimed with ice that they look like gardens of oversized, glittering cauliflower.

Who wants to see the soil stripped from the land, the sea rimed with rubbish?

His cheekbones stood out sharply, like frozen stone, and his fingers were rimed with a white frost that looked as if it would never melt.

Ice crystals can also grow large enough to precipitate either by aggregation or by riming.

It is a wonder that he produced anything.Somehow he managed, and he presented his offerings at small literary gatherings that were fairly rowdy in themselves: the author reading aloud, with digs and asides, while listeners applauded, interrupted ("Namoore of this!") or objected ("Thy drasty riming is nat worth a toord!", as host Harry Bailly exclaims in the "Tales").

It is distinguished from rime riche.

It is distinguished from rime suffisante.

A rime riche may consist of homographs (fair/fair) or homophones (write/right).