bleached造句

They are also “bleached regrets of an old man’s memoirs”.

A productive employee is one whose personality has been bleached out to a yellow tinge.

A partly bleached coral reef is blindingly white next to healthy coral.

Mary's face was brown and the sun had bleached the ends of her hair.

On the horizon the bony hills shone like picked bleached bones piled high.

Michael orders the men to put on their bleached coveralls and that he’ll be back in a moment.

Abstr: Traditional production of tissue wrapping paper was produced with connote bleached wood pulp, which is at high production cost.

When the bones have been dried and bleached by the sun, they are gathered and dissolved in lime.

This substance is bleached by the action of light and converted into a yellow and finally a white material.

Cellulosic fibers such as cotton, linen and high - wet - modulus rayons may be bleached with sodium hypochlorite or sodium chlorite as well as with hydrogen peroxide.

When I went to see her at her parliamentary office, neither her tan, sun-bleached hair nor her bright violet dress could hide her irritation.

In all the pictures, the air and light are fuzzy, even bleached - a reminder of both traditional watercolour techniques and the taint of industrial pollution.

Joan Didion wrote that in California "things had better work out here, because here, beneath that immense bleached sky, is where we run out of continent."

The project is a powerful reminder that digital photos can't ever quite duplicate how it feels to hold a timeworn, sun-bleached, wrinkled old family photo in your hand.