Sentences with phrase «alligator skin in»

As is familiar to all Vertu smartphones, premium materials dominate the body of the device with multiple choices for covering the Grade 5 titanium shell for the casing, reinforced zirconia for the ear piece and a sapphire crystal front for the screen in calf, lizard or alligator skin in differing color choices.

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Kraemer is a very small and very poor little town down in the bayou in which people make what living they can from selling alligator skins and skulls.

They knew the fire had been accidental, yet they found classic signs of arson: large, shiny blisters on wood resembling alligator skin, chipping concrete, and melted metal doorway thresholds, all typically attributed to accelerant and accelerant runoff, resulting in excessively high heat.

This oval - shaped fruit with a thick exterior resembling alligator skin provides a good source of vitamin E, a fat - soluble vitamin that is high in antioxidants.

Flats in hot pink, alligator skin handbags in pretty lilac; it is the shoes and the bags that really bring life to the Bottega Veneta spring 2016 collection, with the reds and the blues and the pinks and the purples.

An alligator skin NATO - style strap and a ring of baguette - cut diamonds on white gold form a surprising partnership in the new J12 - G10 from Chanel.

In 1962, Balenciaga's fall collection featured a tall boot by Mancini that just covered the knee [4][5] and the following year, Yves Saint Laurent's couture collection included thigh - length alligator skin boots by designer Roger Vivier.

The interior of the Champion will also be one of a kind, wrapped in leather and alligator skin.

One person bought «a red alligator skin collar with his [the dog's] name in crystals, and a matching red skin leash.»

2008 — Dr. Javier Nevarez, assistant professor in zoological medicine and LSU SVM alumnus (2001), discoversed that West Nile Virus was causing holes to develop I the skins of alligators (the $ 50 million alligator industry suffered massive losses prior to this discovery).

2008 — Dr. Javier Nevarez, assistant professor in zoological medicine and LSU SVM alumnus (2001), discovered that West Nile Virus was causing holes to develop I the skins of alligators (the $ 50 million alligator industry suffered massive losses prior to this discovery).

The leather is longer lasting than traditional cow leather due to the challenges salmon skin faces over its lifetime: from freshwater to saltwater.The tanning process was developed by John Fitzgerald over three years, and invovles a vegetable tanning agent, which thickens and reinforces the natural matrix of the fish skin, resulting in a long - lived and resilient leather, alleged to be superior to alligator skin.

The Kaiman Alia ultra modern bed features a curved wooden headboard and bed frame upholstered in Alligator simulated skin.

The sofas are upholstered in Rubelli velvet and faux - alligator - skin fabric from Altfield.