Sentence examples similar to translucent fire from inspiring English sources
Debussy's Images had plenty of poise, languor and fire, the translucent textures of Ibéria nicely judged.
In one, a square-jawed firefighter backed by the Statue of Liberty and a translucent American flag overlook a fire engine careening down a suburban street toward the smoldering World Trade Center, a billboard for the musical Stomp further orienting us to the New York of the early aughts.
In one, a square-jawed firefighter backed by the statue of liberty and a translucent American flag overlooks a fire engine careening down a suburban street toward the smouldering World Trade Center, a billboard for the musical Stomp further orienting us to the New York of the early aughts.
None of these definitions is completely satisfactory; for instance, some thinly potted stonewares are slightly translucent if they have been fired at a high temperature, whereas some heavily potted porcelains are opaque.
We had been torched by the fire in our soul, throwing a translucent blanket of light over our exposed bodies that guided us home in the center of a white night.
Porcelain china is fired at a higher temperature and is translucent.
In an ivory sculpture of a Krishna-like Jesus, and in a translucent tortoise-shell bowl that seems to burn like an open fire, you can see that something else.
The flour is prepared for consumption by pouring it slowly into a pot of boiling water over a fire and continuing to cook it until the mixture forms a glutinous, translucent paste.
The Brown Center, clad in translucent white glass, will face the Main Building, a classical white marble edifice built after the Great Baltimore Fire of 1904.
He regarded the eye as composed of water and fire and vision as taking place when what is seen is reflected in the gleaming and translucent part of the eye.
