Sentence examples for shape of a butterfly from inspiring English sources

Atop her least favorite feature ("the Guggenheim potato nose") she wears fantastically loud sunglasses, made especially for her in the shape of a butterfly.

For those who want to get an early start, coffee and fresh croissants are available for breakfast, and members can opt for rarer cannabis products, such as pure cannabis resin in the shape of a butterfly.

She told the Guardian that every day she wears a pendant in the shape of a butterfly, in the memory of Loughner's youngest victim, nine-year-old Christina-Taylor Green. Christina-Taylor Green

The sculpture, "Wings of Witness," in the shape of a butterfly 85 feet by 30 feet, is still not finished, but it has been exhibited seven times, assembled and disassembled by teams of students and others.

Irreverent skits were performed, satiric songs were sung, and dinner guests' choices of lamb or sea bass were laid out on a menu in the shape of a butterfly.

A marijuana bud in the shape of a butterfly.

It was designed by the London-based jeweller Glenn Spiro in 2014 and is in the shape of a large butterfly poised to take off.

If the topmost layer of our most highly active and thinking material membrane, right beneath the skull, was peeled away from the rest of brain and flattened out on a sheet, it would have the shape of a winged butterfly about to fly into "blotches of odor and pulses of organs".

The stool's graceful shape recalls a butterfly's wings, and has also been compared to the form of torii, the traditional Shinto shrine gates.

The Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe, shaped like a butterfly, have long been a favorite among French vacationers -- for a good reason.

We used branch length similarity (BLS) entropies calculated from the boundary pixels of a butterfly shape as the input feature to the neural network.