Sentence examples for the silk of from inspiring English sources
Look at the silk of her dress, with it bright highlights and its rich folds.
The silk of Marcia's scarf was slippery, like cool water rippling between his fingers.
It is, apparently, always the silk of the larger females that humans use.
The silk of the pseudoscorpions is produced by a spinneret located on a movable projection of the chelicerae.
Turner has his first vision blood seeping in red bubbles through the silk of an ear of corn.
And then she recognized the buttons of the jacket, the silk of the shirt, the belt on the pants.
Jockey wore the silks of the stables for which they rode.
He took a job washing the silks of jockeys who raced at Aqueduct, Belmont and Saratoga.
He has done all this in the silks of a syndicate headed by one of the most vociferous campaigners for new enlightenment on the American Turf.
Certainly, the amateur jockey, wearing the silks of his father, has long since stifled mistrust in even the most jaundiced punters.
Harry The Viking, who carries the silks of Sir Alex Ferguson, was today confirmed as a possible runner in the John Smith's Grand National.
