Sentence examples for three specks from inspiring English sources

Three specks of matter captured by the NASA spacecraft Stardust may be stardust that has just entered our solar system.

As we neared the base, three specks materialized on the horizon: two MQ-1 Predators and one MQ-9 Reaper, out for training exercises.

To the left, against the Etruscan red felt covering the walls, rise the burnished granite breasts of the Egyptian goddess Sekhmet (shown below).But Mr Ede has spotted three specks of white that have floated down from the newly painted ceiling on to the dark carpet.

Outside the ship, our consoling elevator's walls dissolved, Keldysh and I were two specks falling forever, specks streaming down the face of the night.

A Thatcher aide found four specks of moon dust discarded in a Downing Street cupboard years after they were donated by Nasa's Apollo mission in 1970, documents detailing the lunar particles' changing fates reveal.

In few countries are the stakes as high as the island nation of Sao Tome and Principe, two specks in the Gulf of Guinea with a population of 140,000 and a gross national product that could buy one, but not two, David Beckhams.

Every time I pressed one foot to the ground, I felt like my body evaporated into a million specks of dust.

Thanks to that mountain, I will always remember that even when I feel like I am crumbling into a million specks of dust, I will make it to my peak, and I will feel whole, happy, and proud.

Well, I can add one speck to the dunghill of data currently accumulating, which may or may not be indicative.

"She'll spot the one speck of dirt on the floor — the way I'll see the one tart that's badly displayed — and stand there until it's gone.

"If they're not going to help you obtain even one speck of land, how are you going to manage it?" asked Aniruddha Lahiri, president of the Chatterjee Group, which has a large petrochemical plant in West Bengal.