Sentence examples for to silky from inspiring English sources
adjective
Similar in appearance or texture (especially in softness and smoothness) to silk.
- Cloth with a silky lustre
He has gone from being awkward in public to silky smooth.
A decade on, Rae has turned from angry young thing to silky, sassy goddess.
She sang with perfect intonation, elastic rhythm, an operatic range from thick lows to silky highs.
It also has the right partner: an egg cooked to silky perfection in an immersion circulator.
"Bodies," as they are known in garment speak, vary from voluminous sailcloth gowns to silky bias-cut Jean Harlow shapes.
During a recent visit, those pears were the pleasantly sweet partner to silky veal heart, finely shaved like roast beef and draped among sturdy greens.
Cole's father had been propelled to stardom in the 1940s thanks to his silky baritone, only to face virulent racism that would follow him throughout his career.
The blossoms are a clever way to add flavor to the silky flesh without overpowering its sweetness.
In addition to the silky sifaka, Marojejy is home to 10 other species of lemur, several of which are also endangered due mainly to habitat loss.
If Finns are supposed to be fast just as Brazilian footballers are supposed to be silky, he's been a bit of a Dunga to date.
From the talismanic beats of Ethiopia's Mikael Seifu, to the silky production work of Nigeria's Aina More, to the Bacardi House of DJ Spoko.
