feathery造句

A pair of feathery appendages.

By observing microstructures, we find they may form spheroidal a, acicular a and feathery a.

The fountain of youth can be found under feathery bangs that skim your eyebrows.

Ripples of light green liquor soon began to emerge from the thin, feathery leaf.

Her beaky nose, red-rimmed eyes, and feathery pink hat gave her the look of a bad-tempered flamingo.

In a nest of dried grass and feathery moss sat an eggshell, its top neatly lopped off.

On his head was perched the pointiest clown hat anyone had ever crowned by a feathery orange ball.

Unlike its mobile Cousins that forage the reef for food, this crab stays put and fishes for floating plankton with its feathery antennae.

The little flock of golden birds continued to twitter in circles around her head so that she looked like a strange, feathery model of the solar system.

The individual part might show in intermittent traces, supposed as dendritic, needle-like, feathery, fibrous, ring or alternated folded ribbon shape etc.

The feather DUSTERLOH worms have a series of feathery tentacles on top that are used to filter nutrients from the water.

Only two types of irons were used during the feathery ball era, the sand iron with a large concave face and the rut iron which had a very small head.

This condition, called neoteny, means it keeps its tadpole-like dorsal fin, which runs almost the length of its body, and its feathery external gills, which protrude from the back of its wide head.

On the other hand, its finely tuned multitouch interface makes it great for media consumption, and it's instantly usable anywhere because of the built-in 3G and feathery weight.

You've evolved from a "feathery" (stuffed with feathers) to a "gutty" made from latex of the Palaquium genus to today's standard 1.62 ounces, 1.68' diameter ball of rubber or synthetic material.