scratch-free

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Smooth scratch-free surfaces should provide a baseline for contact resistance studies.

Each specimen is polished to produce a scratch-free surface prior to tests.

"The mobile phone occupies a kind of glossy, scratch-free world," he says.

The soft inner lining helps the screen remain scratch-free, while the Velcro-fastening leather flap keeps it secure.

The Klyp case, as it's called, is a pretty standard slip-on case with a rubbery "soft touch" exterior and feltlike, scratch-free liner.

He glanced down at the car's scratch-free, shiny blue seats and asked a PATH official rapid-fire questions about the car's age.

Those who overturn a system are rarely given a peaceful period in which to adjust, let alone to consider all the interests of society in rebuilding from scratch, free of the need for vigilance.

He works in various forms: the Bill Evans-like, thinking-man's jazz-trio pianist, all open space and harmonic subtlety; the solo pianist, probing and darting and building thematic colonies as he goes; the gestural, start-from-scratch free improviser; the importer of classical technique into jazz standards; the interpreter of songs by Ennio Morricone and Nino Rota.

When Pierre appears in the outfield, it is a reminder of another one of General Manager Ned Colletti's head-scratching free-agent acquisitions.

Mr. Christie, a Republican, campaigned last year as a conservative bent on changing the state's back-scratching, free-spending political culture, and as governor he has not shied away from fights.

All the laser damage thresholds of scratches are much lower than scratch free surface, but no obvious dependence of the LIDT on the scratch morphology is found.