Sentence examples for speck from from inspiring English sources

But now there is salami and speck from heritage pork to consider.

There is soppressata from Long Island City, Queens; speck from the Alto Adige; and prosciutto from San Daniele and Parma.

Echoing a Bible verse, he suggested that critics ought to remove the speck from their "own eye before judging someone for the splinter" in theirs.

"He's in Sag Harbor, doing a play," Larsen explained, brushing an invisible speck from his pin-striped pant leg and glancing at an impeccable wing tip.

J. T. Horn, of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, recommends climbing Old Speck from State Route 26 in Grafton Notch State Park.

11.21pm GMT Tweets Jeremiah Tittle (@WWWJT) @LengelDavid @Paolo_Bandini @HunterFelt @GdnUSsports remove the wooden beam from your own eye before you remove the speck from the umpires'.

Riad's weathered grandmother licks specks from children's eyeballs.

Then — with help from an army of amateur researchers — scientists began the painstaking process of distinguishing the interstellar specks from ordinary solar-system dust.

She describes how, armed with times-three magnification spectacles, a magnifying glass and a nit comb, she scraped "black specks" from her hair and face on to sticky labels and took them to a dermatologist.

Yet it was a marvellous trip that carried me, for two dusty days and nights, through countless villages that would have appeared, if at all, as tiny, fast-moving specks from the window of an airplane.

"Saddam does not have the power to do these things," said a police lieutenant, Ali Ismael, 25, his forehead bandaged and his shirt dotted with bloody specks from the bombing in Husseiniya.