Sentences with phrase «feather light which»

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At last I perceived a beam of light glimmering at time top of the house (for such I may call the body I had been inclosed in), whither ascending, I gently let myself» down through a kind of chimney, and issued out at the nostrils as the window was wide open, I sallied forth into the open air: but, to my great astonishment, found myself unable to fly, which I had always during my habitation in the body conceived of spirits; however, I came so lightly to the ground that I did not hurt myself and, though I had not the gift of flying (owing probably to my having neither feathers nor wings), I was capable of hopping such a prodigious way at once, that it served my turn almost as well.
Has anyone tried using an actual shaver or rasp (I use this one, which produces feather - light shavings)?
It's China's Snow, which is led by the cider - colored lager that drinks feather - light.
He brought back a magnificent set of photographs in which the hawks, down to the smallest feather, to the glint of light on the golden lores, are portrayed with such startling reality that the paper birds seem to be gathering themselves to swoop down out of the frames.
Tellingly, viruses do not naturally spread among wild orchids, which multiply by producing hundreds of thousands of feather - light seeds, none of which can carry viruses.
Instead, the blue sported by bluebirds comes from tiny air pockets inside the feathers, which scatter light to create blue.
Now researchers have teased out the structural secrets behind these feathers, which rival even the deep, velvety darkness of human - made materials designed to absorb light.
Microstructures in the black feathers, which help increase how much light is absorbed, are responsible for the extremely dark color.
This lip gloss is a feather light lip gloss which looks so natural on the lips that they will make your...
If it gets hot during the day though, this dress alone will be great as it is light as a feather and features a beautiful transparent back which makes it summery at the same time:)
, is light as a feather and has been so cool to wear in the recent hot spell (which I'm missing already, it felt like being on holiday!).
I'm wearing a fantastic skirt with feathers, which reflect very pretty in the light.
When the lights went on, models walked out in cocktail dresses in floral - patterned metallic brocade, which grew increasingly elaborate with the layering of lace, mesh, feathers and ruffles.
It's loosely based on parts of a 14th - century collection of Italian novellas called The Decameron, and there's a shaggy, improvised feel to the film which at times feels fresh, given the setting, and at others gives it a feather - light flimsiness.
Compared with the Dodge, the Porsche's shifter is feather - light, which makes gear swapping a breeze.
Reflections is presented in the exhibition alongside Falling Leaf (1966), a monochromatic painting which depicts a feather - like leaf hovering between light circular patterns below and a looming dark sphere above.
And That Light Through the Smoke is the second installment of Two Feathers» «The Americas» series, which takes place on the continents of North and South America...
This is heavier than the previous version of the Volkswagen L1 Concept which was truly feather - light at 300 kg (660 pounds), but it had the benefit of having only a 1 - cylinder diesel engine and no electric motor and batteries.
The Headphone features the same bud design as the Dash, which is a good thing: the buds look discreet, fit easily and snugly in your ears and are light as a feather so you don't feel uncomfortable wearing them over extended periods of time.
But finally, alongside the Gear 2 smartwatch, Samsung showcased this piece of beauty which looked excellent, was feather - light (exaggerated term but still, it's quite light) and has some useful functionality.
They chose feather - light, translucent shoji screens, which open to the closet, the bathroom and a meditation room.
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