Sentence examples for white smudges from inspiring English sources

In the distance was a small lake, and across it were the white smudges of a village.

The case of the white smudge is one of a few painting mysteries which have been solved this month.

The white smudge is also several hundred metres from a disturbed bit of ground that looks as though it has been singed by a rocket.

But the company that operates the orbiting camera, Malin Space Science Systems of San Diego, California, says that the white smudge looks like the craft's parachute.

TANGIER — When Gerald Loftus looks across the bay from his apartment in Tangier's medina he can see the gray and white smudge of new housing developments creeping up toward the tip of Cape Malabata.

Munch painted four versions of the artwork during the 1890s, but an 1893 iteration which resides in the Norwegian National Museum has long had a white smudge of unknown origin near the screaming subject's shoulder.

It was a white smudge containing 25,000 people, run by a tangle of NGOs.

Eat it all to yourself with the white smudging your face.

+ Researchers have finally cracked the mystery behind the mysterious white smudge on Edvard Munch's The Scream.

We don't see any bears in town but we hear several warning crackers, and see one on the outskirts as we drive out to the tundra - if you can call the white smudge through the bus's disgustingly uncleaned windows 'seeing.'seeing

And, in the not too distant future, the first star people could be born – for them, the Earth would be just a blue-and-white smudge in the night sky.