Sentence examples for to speckled from inspiring English sources

And in Italy, I was introduced to chicory, from ruby-hued radicchio di Treviso to speckled yellow castelfranco.

His globular forms in clay, coated with many layers of acrylic paint and then sanded to speckled, smooth, lustrous finishes, are a little goofy and a lot beautiful.

Their sweetness intensifies and their aroma deepens as they move through the spectrum of green to yellow to speckled to brown to black.

There I roamed, scanning the tree trunks (the enchanted, the silent part of a tree) for certain tiny moths, called Pugs in England — delicate little creatures that cling in the daytime to speckled surfaces, with which their flat wings and turned-up abdomens blend.

Over the years that shopping ritual spiraled out of control, with teachers sending home longer and longer lists of what a little tyke needed to survive grammar school, from 3x5 colored file cards to speckled notebooks.

However, by 8 h, H5 staining was greatly reduced and the staining was now confined to speckled structures (Figure 7 and Figure S1).

At White Gate Farm in East Lyme, however, eggs come in a variety of colors, from white to dark brown, speckled to bluish-green.

The science evolved quickly and multiple-aperture interferometers are now used to capture speckled images, which are synthesized using Fourier analysis to produce a portrait of high resolution.

Their new collections are those I most look forward to seeing, from mirror-finish chromes and disco ball glitters, to demure speckled eggshell and multi-toned iridescents.

The novel unadorned is no longer enough -- like a boring old vanilla cone it has to be speckled with chewy tidbits of history and proverb until it starts to resemble nothing so much as a highbrow McFlurry.

Cotton Mather, the powerful Puritan minister, advocated using pus from a smallpox scab to infect another person, producing a mild case and long-term immunity to the "speckled monster".