Sentence examples for the dew of from inspiring English sources

From the dew of the few flakes that melt on our faces we cannot reconstruct the snowstorm".

They mate in the dew of spider lilies, ape plants, guava trees, palm fronds, in the holes of rocks formed from lava, and in coral reefs.

By José Antonio Rodríguez The grownups sat on their long chair called couch And talked of the weather, the dew of the blossoms' morning, And what might happen to us, the children.

In T-shirts, and with the dew of effort on our foreheads, my wife and I dug over the dark chocolate soil of the vegetable patch and cut back the wild raspberries.

"This was the chemical weapons mecca," Joel A. Vilensky, a professor at the Indiana University School of Medicine who wrote a book about lewisite, a blister agent dubbed the "dew of death" that was among the chemicals used at the research site.

A senior at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, Ms. James has a tremulous, wistful way with line readings that recalls Judy Garland in "The Wizard of Oz" and a pure soprano that gleams with the dew of youth.

Gradual, compensated emancipation, he argued, "would come gently as the dews of heaven, not rending or wrecking anything.

In order to understand the difference in degradation rate of each protocol, we investigated the effects of the dew point of the gas supplied to the cathode and the cycled potential on the carbon corrosion rate.

The present tools can be of massive practical value for engineers and researchers as a quick check of the dew points of moist air.

The mobile wallet space is heating up — in that sun-peaking-over-the-mountains-and-evaporating-the-dew sort of way — and T-Mobile and co.

They are prominent in Warring States politico-philosophical writings such as the Springs and Autumns of Master Lü (Lü Shi chunqiu) of Lü Buwei (291 -235 BCE) and the Luxuriant Dew of the Springs and Autumns (Chunqiu fanlü), attributed to Dong Zhongshu (179 104 BCE).