Sentence examples for white mold from inspiring English sources

Avoid any that look wet or smashed, or that show white mold.

The next morning, Tibbott awoke to find that a soft, cottony white mold had bloomed around the beans.

He aged the wine in large old barrels, which over time came to be covered in a fine white mold that he deemed to be beneficial.

Whatever the reason for the problems at Lascaux, the white mold outbreak in 2001 led the government to close it to all nonessential visitors.

Soon after this work was completed, a white mold, later identified as a fungus called fusarium solani, began spreading rapidly across the cave ceiling and walls.

Describes Marcellino's visit with her doctoral adviser, David Benson, at the U. of Connecticut campus, and her Fulbright research in France in the mid-'90s, where she studied samples of "Geotrichum candidum," the wrinkly white mold that encases some of France's greatest cheeses.

"The white molding and the red brick have a colonial-revival feeling that suggests the traditional hearth," Mr. Albrecht said.

Press your hand against a pale yellow wall edged with white molding and part of the wall swings opens to reveal a modest staircase.

The architectural element that resonates most deeply for Mr. Albrecht is the working fireplace, edged by red brick within a frame of white molding and topped by a print of a Roy Lichtenstein silkscreen of a pointing finger.

The walls are edged with bright white molding, and Mr. Fischer swears he will one day open up the walls between the living and dining rooms to liberate the pocket doors.

The Amphicar is a little 2-door, 4-seat convertible with a pair of white molded-nylon propellers peeping out from under the engine, a Triumph Herald, which is mounted in the rear.