Sentence examples for slim ring from inspiring English sources

From the front, the 4 bears more than a passing resemblance to the Galaxy Nexus; were it not for the speaker's alignment along the device's top edge, a slightly smaller looking camera pod, and a slim ring of metal-esque plastic running around the Nexus 4's curved Gorilla Glass front plate, the two devices would look like twins.

Those donors and assorted cultural figures sipped Champagne at the Upper East Side town house of Ali and Monica Wambold, as Mr. Ratmansky, dressed in black pants and shirt, a slim gold ring in one ear, stood quietly with his wife and son to one side.

Unlike the majority of other third-party lens solutions which tend to add a lot of bulk (and awkwardness), once the magnetic lens is detached, all that remains is the slim metal/magnetic ring that you've previously adhered to your device.

The no voters form a slim crescent ringing its western and south-western shores.

Those voting against the package were concentrated in a slim crescent ringing the country's prosperous western and south-western shores.

The video's main conceit focuses on "eternal life"—quite a large narrative to set in motion, take it that the majority of the video features the movement of slim metallic rings, constantly curving and rotating.

The ad promised that when worn on the little finger, the ring slims the thighs.

I like to rinse the sea creatures thoroughly, then cut their slim bodies into rings (tentacles can be left whole or halved as desired).

Christie's had taken care to reproduce a photograph of the four vases without mounts (almost, two vases actually retain slim gilt bronze rings at the rim) "showing the porcelain was not cut or drilled when embellished with ormolu".

When I asked Father Roman whether I might meet with him later in the day, he produced from the folds of his habit a slim black Nokia telephone, whose ring tone, I learned, was a recording of Russian church bells.

We ferry across the waters, passing the wee St . George Islandthat's defined by its ring of towering, slim cedars.