Sentence examples for thick speck from inspiring English sources
In order to analyze parasite motion after junction assembly, we tracked the spatial position (that is, xy coordinates) of both the parasite apex and the RON2mCherry-positive junction from the time of RON2 release into the host PM until the detection of a RON2 thick speck at the rear pole that typically precedes PV closure.
One laser tattoo removal later, many will be wiser to the idea that good and evil don't announce themselves, that they are broadly unknowable, possibly medical more than philosophical, perhaps entirely situational, and that paedophiles probs don't always wear raincoats and thick specks.
Riveron, with thick arms and a few specks of gray in his dark hair, is married with two teenage sons.
"Poll was the naughtiest one of the family," she wrote in her 1975 children's novel, "The Peppermint Pig," "and the dreadful thing happened on one of her naughty days; a dark day of thick, mustardy fog that had specks of grit in it she could taste on her tongue".
A clever salad made with raw brussels sprouts and celery hearts in a sprightly, lemony dressing has its potentially Spartan nature jollied considerably by thick shavings of pecorino, folds of smoky speck and the crunch of toasted hazelnut.
Deep within this picture is another speck.
Or this repulsive catalog of teeming life Mitchell later observes inside a tree: "a flesh-colored worm as long as his arm; a fiery procession of red mites snaking between piles of school-bus-yellow spores and thick, translucent bubbles of slime; a downy pink fungus like a speck of cotton candy".
Hanging from one thick branch was a pale, basketball-sized bulb, its surface alive with darting black specks.
Serves 4 clementines 4 mint leaves 12 bitter greens, such as radicchio, dandelion, rocket, purslane and/or watercress a big handful lemon juice of ½, or to taste olive oil fleur de sel black pepper speck 8 thin slices parmesan shavings balsamic vinegar Peel the clementines and cut them into ¼-inch thick wheels.
