Sentences with phrase «most stony»

The point is that reef - building corals depend on the right lighting to thrive.Without proper lighting, most stony corals will quickly die.
Even the most stony of fighters become soft sometimes.

Not exact matches

In these addresses, one word, one sentence, lies beside another in stony stillness, whether it expresses the most trivial thing or the most important.
«MINERALITY» Most often used to describe a certain stony, chalky flavor in wine.
While Liberal Democrats and a handful Labour MPs rose to salute the departing leader, most sat stony - faced.
(Inside Science)-- With their sharp, stony skeletons and stinger - laden flesh, corals are well protected against most potential predators.
Close Call: When you decide to wear a geometric print suit to an event, spotting someone else in the same look most likely isn't something you take into consideration — which may be why Leigh Lezark and Elena Perminova looked so stony - faced bumping into one another at the Giambattista Valli exhibition at Paris Fashion Week in equally eye - grabbing suits from the designer's Fall / Winter 2012 collection.
Most soil is limestone in origin, generally shallow and stony, though there are areas of slightly deeper and more fertile calcareous soil.
And a criticism of unhealthy modern art, as the gray gestural touches that form the decaying stony environment in which the figures are set suggest, reminding us that gesturalism at its most unconditional, as in Abstract Expressionism, has been understood as an instrument, however unwitting, and the final step, of the infantilization, primitivization and pulverization — not to say degeneration — of art into incoherence and chaos.
Hence, most specialists on meteorite CRE ages interpret the clusters as the result of collision processes of parent bodies, as they do for stony meteorites (ages < 130 m.y.) to which more than one dating method can be applied.
Reefs built by stony, shallow - water coral species are among the world's most diverse ecosystems.
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