Sentence examples for the pebble of from inspiring English sources

Eggers isn't conducting a literary shell game, like Wallace, in which the pebble of meaning is never quite revealed.

More gifts like the Pebble of Peace, an $85 silver-plated item with the word "Peace" written in different languages.

Small variations in CT number for the pebble of sedimentary origin may reflect that pebble material is rather homogeneous.

(Some on Twitter wondered why she smiled so much; they were pummelled with the pebbles of three thousand slings).

The Republicans, he said, know how to create a "well-branded narrative," while Democrats fight back with the pebbles of isolated facts.

Using the heel of your hand, flatten each portion of dough once or twice to expand the pebbles of butter, then gather the dough together again in one ball.

The pebbles of 0.3 2 mm in diameter have been fabricated by a wet process and its characterization have been performed.

That part may be obvious in the saying, but in reality, doesn't it seem that a whole lot of people spend a whole lot of time on the pebbles of life instead?

It costs $6 to get a ton of the pebbles out of the ground, either by smashing large rocks or by sifting dirt out of a natural gravel bed.

The pebble capacity of an edge is set equal to the number of distance constraints that connect the incident vertices of the edge.

Future efforts are directed toward the pebble form of beryllium.