Sentence examples for to be feather from inspiring English sources
Thea Bjerg of Denmark is represented by three-dimensional fabrics that have the surface richness of brocade, but appear to be feather light.
Leaning against the stone, I looked up and saw what appeared to be feather-headed hunters on horseback, etched onto the basalt, chasing deer or elk.
It had four legs and what appeared to be feathers on its body.
It has to be Feathers, The Cross [both in Notting Hill, London] and FiFi Wilson [boutiques throughout London].
When the impressions now said to be feathers were first identified as reptilian scales, the specimen was put away in a drawer in Moscow and ignored.
"Even if these turn out to be feathers, they have not established that Longisquama is ancestral to modern birds," Dr. Norell said.
In the new study, Michael Benton, a paleontologist at the University of Bristol, and colleagues have analyzed the structures of what appear to be feathers and say they match the feathers of living birds down to the microscopic level.
T. rex was not known to be feathered, but as an adult grew to reach lengths exceeding 12 meters and weights above 6.5 metric tons.
It was supposed to be a feather in the cap for the City University of New York's ambitious honors college.
"I don't think he intended this to be a feather in his cap," said Michael H. Schill, the director of the Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy at the N.Y.U.
