Sentence examples for which dots from inspiring English sources

Judge Roberts was far from the first to make the comparison, which dots the literature of the 20th century, legal and otherwise.

Now it sits among 35 preserved log structures in his impressive collection, which dots the landscape at the Museum of Appalachia, in Norris, Tenn.

Until the astronomers have learned how to analyze the speckle pattern and remove it, they will not know which dots might be planet candidates.

When the musicians were playing, only Ms. Cnaani's video images were shown on the upper screens: stark tree branches dominated, behind which dots, blotches and milky pools of colors kept moving and shifting.

But the most vivacious works here are the quirky abstractions made of brilliantly colored circles of various sizes, like "Scheveningen Black," an oil painting in which dots and rings, some small and contained in their gridded squares, others big, intensely colored and bursting out of their rigid confinement, form throbbing patchwork quilts of chromatic dazzle.

But these jottings by John Morris -- more than 100 intricately layered sheets in which dots, spots, traceries, patterns, webs, grids and other markings of utmost delicacy are made with different implements on variously treated surfaces -- give only faint hints of the theories that spawned them.

Indeed, travel is among the categories in which dot-com companies have fared best.

Most now live in the blighted housing estates which dot the outskirts of the capital.

The first step was repairing the fountains, which dot parks and plazas in every neighborhood.

And then there are the rigs themselves, more than 3,000 of which dot the gulf.

"What concerns me is you never know which dot is going to be key," he said.