Sentence examples for silky quality from inspiring English sources
And remember that preserves can play a role, too — they need a strong shake and strain to break up the jellied pectins, but when that's done right, preserves add a nice, silky quality to a drink.
Coat, natural Russian sable | Maximilian at Bloomingdale's 190,000 225,000 18. Rare fur is valued for its silky quality and light weight.
Ray Robinson thought that Kippax's batting "had a silky quality not seen in any other player of his time or since"; he captivated the crowds with his late cut when he, "made a lissom bow over the ball and stroked it away with the bat's face downward, as if to squeeze the ball into the ground".
Barnsley are a Bassett kind of club whom, despite the perhaps silkier qualities of Ipswich or Manchester City, the other teams in the play-offs shake-up would probably rather avoid in the first leg.
But in my experience, the silky, melting quality of Masa's toro and uni and sea bream, coupled with the serenity of its ambience, does not exist in New York at a lower price.
Soloist Lars Vogt weighted them with great sensitivity, bringing a silky tone to the lyricism of the Adagio and a gracefully dancing quality to the finale.
He got it on the second take - spot-on timing, silky paternal vocal quality, and utterly persuasive.
But for sheer quality, the silky, floral, subtly peppery estate syrah is not that far behind.
Since its seed coat produces fine, silky, durable, and high-quality fiber which is used broadly in industrial applications, Sodom apple is known as Crystal Cotton [ 1, 2].
The show's stylistic range also encompasses jazz tunes by Gerry Mulligan and selections from the Off Broadway musical "Closer Than Ever". The keen literary intelligence Ms. McCorkle brings to her material is matched by the quality of her silky voice and seamless phrasing reminiscent of Billie Holiday and Peggy Lee.
Mid-19th century Navajo rugs often used a three-ply yarn called Saxony, which refers to high-quality, naturally dyed, silky yarns.
