Sentence examples for silky running from inspiring English sources

De Villiers's score secured the bonus point for his team, although in the end it didn't matter once Beauden Barrett's silky running got him across the line for New Zealand's fourth try.

Finding space to run into has been a French hallmark for years, but the style they are currently playing more frequently involves a crash-and-bash into the opposition than silky running and handling skills.

The odd silky run and touch but could not get into the game enough in his cameo.

Sinclair almost doubled the lead moments later with a silky run into the box and it was only the legs of Long that kept him at bay, But Long could do nothing 10 minutes after the restart to keep out Sinclair who converted from the spot after Lowry saw red for handling the Swans' top scorer's original effort on the line.

There's no getting around the basic mechanics that make longer, wider, heavier cars feel comfortable on the road and their 6- and 8-cylinder enginherentlyently silky and quiet running.

The metal band also has a hard edge to it, which makes it easy to hang on to, while the curved edges of the screen feel silky smooth when running a thumb over them.

I could explain the technical side of Kitchen, write a little about its frames per second (a silky smooth 120, running at 1080p) and its DTS surround sound (sensationally suffocating), and how its visuals are hitting new highs of engrossing realism, but all you really need to know is that it's genuinely terrifying.

They have done it in typical New Zealand fashion — mixing abrasive, physical defense and strong, direct running with silky attacking skills.

At Sophie Theallet (whose smaller, chic, pared-down show took place at Milk Studios on West Fifteenth street): silky gowns, like liquid running down the body, coloring it olive, fuchsia, orange, and, for daytime, intricately layered dresses with tight bodices and full skirts — the airiest silk and chiffon worn over jubilantly patterned knits (the collection made me drool).

At Sophie Theallet (whose smaller, chic, pared-down show took place at Milk Studios on West Fifteenth street): silky gowns, like liquid running down the body, coloring it olive, fuchsia, orange, and, for daytime, intricately layered dresses with tight bodices and full skirts the airiest silk and chiffon worn over jubilantly patterned knits (the collection made me drool).

The thick slice of beetroot threatened to slide onto his plate — it purpled his bread and his tongue — and juice of some kind, silky with fat, ran over his fingers.