Sentence examples for strands of fur from inspiring English sources

The animals' chiseled strands of fur seem to whip and flutter; so do a Long Island duck's feathers.

Mapping wind movement over the United States, the swirling streams appear almost like shaggy strands of fur, moving in their paths with striking consistency.

Conventional wisdom would have gone with the easier shot: hiding the actor's hands on the other side of the animal to block the view of strands of fur coursing between his fingers.

"King Kong" involved more than attention to each strand of fur.

You don't need to add every strand of fur to an animal.

The strands of its fur have special cracks which trap rainwater and provide an ideal environment for them.

In a workshop beneath the stage, Jody Denney built a copy of Macavity's wig by gluing strands of orange "fur" to a net.

That way details, like individual strands of light-colored fur, don't get lost to overexposure.

Some of the fringes that followed were made of what appeared to be fine strands of feathers, or fur, or a thick moplike yarn formed into a chubby coat, a high-collared capelet or a halter dress.

This year, that same attempt comes in the form of "Beauty & The Beast," a reboot of of the late '80s Linda Hamilton series, which centers around an NYPD detective who discovers a link between the case she's working and the murder of her mother years earlier: strands of hair (or fur?) that appear to be half animal/half human.

Eileen Moran, a visual effects producer who helped create the look of a bevy of blockbuster movies — from the ethereal world of "Avatar" down to King Kong's 460 billion strands of wind-rustled specially lighted fur — died on Sunday in Wellington, New Zealand.