Sentences with phrase «deep crevices»
The phrase "deep crevices" refers to narrow and deep cracks or gaps in something, like rocks or cliffs. Full definition
Like others in the genus, they make funnel webs inside deep crevices of old growth trees.
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As I sat next to her yesterday on the aubergine leather sofa, the water of Puget Sound placid outside the window behind her, I studied how the afternoon light fell across her profile and how the shadows formed where age has carved deep crevices in her skin.
Deep crevices created by skin folds create an ideal environment for growth of bacteria and yeasts.
Rails have been placed only where necessary to lend a hand over the slippery rocks, along with metal walkways and staircases taking you high over deep crevices and down into the caves.
For some people, wrinkles become deep crevices, sometimes referred to as furrows.
Some of the wrinkles can form deep crevices or furrows.
The 269 - pound CRF450X never struggles, but I do with the unpredictable surroundings — a roving herd of cattle here, a bunched - up ball of old barbed wire there, terrifyingly deep crevices everywhere.
The next step should be to use your Q - tip or toothpick and take it into the deep crevices of your safety razor.
The seed fell upon this loosened soil in its deepest crevice at which point, unexplainable to me, a tear drop fell from the sky above borrowing that seed within its new home whilst giving it its birth.
Constructed with a deep crevice and an inner chamber of sorts, the snacks are concealed and released as your pooch nudges, noses and rolls the toy around.
The deep crevice created by the fold creates a warm and moist environment that encourages growth of bacteria and yeasts.
As such, you will find these larvae well hidden in deep crevices and cracks on the floor as well as in your backyard.
Advanced divers drop into the reef's deep crevices, then wind their way to the outside dropoff that is full of corals and gorgonians.
It has a vertical tunnel that runs from its entrance at 40ft (12m) down a passage before depositing you into a deep crevice at almost 100ft (30m) deep.
In Halo 2: Anniversary you can see the crisp shadows being cast from the trees, rocks and buildings, and the use of ambient occlusion to help accentuate the deep crevices in the rock formations and trees.
The explosions of colour — red, blue, green and yellow — the streaks, strokes and bold lines of his pictures are the physical synthesis of the deepest crevices of the soul.
What you can't readily see from outside is that there is a deep crevice underneath the main level that allows for considerable winter storage.
Once the smell starts to catch on coats, scarves, and the deepest crevices of everyone's nostrils, they will start believing it actually smells like snow outside.
Third, I dabbed some of the gray paint into the deeper crevices on the planter, and then before it was completely dry (4), I covered everything with more watered - down gray paint.