Sentence examples for spots of black from inspiring English sources

The sheep's solid-black face and legs were too much: a couple of spots of black ink bled through onto the next page of both notebooks.

But IoT also describes the use of sensors and smart devices in the wider environment to automate processes and give information to human operators, such as roads that alert drivers to spots of black ice or recycling bins that tell the council when to pick them up.

Ripe plantains should be mostly black or yellow with spots of black on them.

but if it a poisoned troll, put a troll with maybe X's on its eyes or something, or if its burnt, put a few spots of black.

"It's not a bad way to go — a spot of black on the salt," he said with a laugh.

The body features three longitudinal rows of eye-like spots of dark brown or black, that start from the head and fade out towards the tail.

There are skins from Holandos, the black-and-white cows made famous by cartoons and milk cartons; Herefords with brown spots instead of black; and the rest — a mix of beige, brown, brindle and black.

Normally, the Tu locus controls the formation of spots composed of black pigment cells.

Color spots, varying shades of black, dark brown and deep green, alternate with patches of flash-bleached whiteness that sometimes pick out individual leaves or twigs and sometimes flood broad passages.

The eggs are cream, buff, or pale brown, marked with streaks, spots or blotches of black, brown or grey which help to camouflage them.

Surprisingly, the annual rate of bear-created canopy gap formation reached 141.3 m ha 1 yr–1 on ridges, which were hot spots in terms of black bear activity.