Sentence examples for single speck from inspiring English sources

And he left without a single speck on him".

I can't work properly while there remains a single speck of blood on the floor!" Some workers tried to calm her down.

It would be the farthest picture ever taken of home, capturing us as a single speck – an almost invisible point in the black ocean of space.

Either way, the news is that you now have a choice of solid technologies that let you build a home network without inhaling a single speck of plaster dust.

As Time magazine wrote in 1953: "This little device, a single speck of germanium, is smaller than a paper clip and works perfectly at one-tenth the power needed by the smallest vacuum tube.

"It was the usual haggling: 'Does the church have to clean up every single speck of dust, especially if some of that dust was just there from 80 years of accumulated New York soot?' " Mr. Korzen said, describing the insurance company's position.

With its bright, tight colors and pristine surface — there doesn't seem to be a single dust speck on the image or a pop on the soundtrack — this "Wizard of Oz" is a magnificent demonstration of digital technology used to preserve and perpetuate a crucial artifact of the analog past.

Assembly could have occurred by some combination of collision of needles in solution, lateral nucleation on preexisting needles, or nucleation of multiple needles on a single impurity (speck of dust etc).

While many laughed at Stigwood's claims that the Bee Gees were going to be as big as the Beatles, Stigwood soldiered on, paying for exposure of their debut single Spicks and Specks on the pirate station Radio Caroline.

Tellingly, not a single one had a speck of dirt or splatter of mud.

They continued to play and record and in 1965 the single The Spicks and Specks gave them their first Australian number one.