stripes造句

The fissures have been dubbed tiger stripes.

The edges of the stripes are rough.

Avoid: Horizontal stripes and larger motifs that accentuate girth.

But what if your horse suddenly grows zebra stripes?

My body is silver-white or yellowish-white with black stripes.

Lenders of all stripes clearly prefer to foreclose on delinquent borrowers.

Its tiger stripes are active geologic regions that spew out jets of ice and other gases.

A surprising number of people emerged from the bar with dots and stripes pained across their faces.

Its coat lies flatter than that of the Siberian tiger, the tawny color is richer, and the stripes are darker.

Dusky brown things slightly larger than Ping-Pongballs, ringed with faint, ghostly stripes, they always seemed vaguely sinister.

yellow or orange leaf bug with four black stripes down the back; widespread in central and eastern North America.

What has a head like a giraffe, a body like a horse, stripes like a zebra, and a blue tongue long enough to clean its own ears?

Calling this coincidence a "divine pronouncement," she emphasized this line in her design with a diagonal pattern of stripes that runs the length of the park.

Politicians of all stripes tout green technology, but that is speculative, and it is not clear how the government can best nurture it.

On its walls are lurid murals depicting the Statue of Liberty with a ghastly skull for a face and guns decorated with the stars and stripes.

If they're going up and down, seam lines, designs in prints, stripes, trims, and garment silhouettes can all be slimming and make you look taller.

Leading the dive is one winged shape three times the size of the others. A GREAT LEONOPTERYX, a demon straight from Hell, blazing with scarlet, yellow and black stripes backlit by the morning sun.

Inspired by Ferrari GT cars this cell phone is encased in red and black Ferrari leather with black lacquer stripes running at the sides and was limited to 1,947 pieces.

In both hemispheres, from Europe and Asia to South America and the Caribbean, his life has inspired activists and idealists of various stripes and still does so even now.

These patterned stripes are part of Erg Chech, a desolate sand sea in southwestern Algeria, Africa, where the prevailing winds create an endlessly shifting collage of large, linear sand dunes.

You don't see any of this from two or three feet away, and it's clear Mondrian expected his viewers to stand back so they wouldn't see things like the sloppy way he truncated the ends of his stripes.