Sentence examples for shiny rubber from inspiring English sources
The tight red-and-blue costume, which appears to be made from shiny rubber, has a mesh element that resembles scales.
3. Eelko Moorer, a designer from the Netherlands, reinterprets the bearskin rug as sculpture in hand-cast shiny rubber, 71 inches by 61 inches, $5,800 at Moss, 146 Greene Street (Houston Street), (212) 204-7100 or www.mossonline.com.com
Today it is not uncommon to see men in leather pants or shiny rubber boots or police costumes strolling around — there are numerous shops selling just these items, and a handful of clubs where one is not allowed in unless one is clad in them.
Liz's vatic dreams, which begin on Page 1 and continue throughout, provide a sort of Martian view of 21st-century gangsta culture: "Negroes driving horseless carriages on shiny rubber wheels with music booming throughout, and fat black children who smoked odd-smelling cigars and walked around with pistols in their pockets and murder in their eyes.
Shiny rubber doesn't grip.
"I'm super happy," said Sánchez as she folded a shiny, rubber-like sheet of dehydrated black garlic into what looked to be edible origami.
He was assigned the initial task of going out to the debris field to collect some of the material, described as shiny wreckage, including pieces of rubber, super-resistant tinfoil, wooden sticks and metallic-looking I-beams.
Shiny new shops, selling everything from rubber miniskirts to $10 margaritas, have taken over storefronts and brightened blocks that had been abandoned for decades.
Women wearing hairnets and rubber gloves sift through the shiny salt as it flows along an assembly line, picking out bits of insects' wings, brine shrimp and wood chips.
The device is clad in black rubber with a band of shiny plastic along the top edge, and the screen has a half-inch bezel.
Gen. Sisi may not need shiny new F-16s, but riot gear, tear gas, rubber bullets and Taser guns could help, especially to prevent the kind of bloodbaths the world witnessed last week.
