Flecks

Flames turned the sky over the city red as choking smoke and swirling flecks of ash filled the air.

His swearing was always a thing of inspired beauty even when I was being targeted, as in here and now, including the flecks spattered on my windshield.

Mookie is a female, short-haired black and white cat with rather unusual, cow-like markings and green eyes with gold flecks, weighing in between seven and nine pounds depending on the number of treats she’s been getting.

Straight out of the box, first impressions weren’t positive: a brownish sludge peppered with flecks of cinnamon and the odd raisin, the condiment resembled something closer to badly mixed wallpaper paste – and smelt a bit like it too.

The massive swimming pool is reportedly surrounded by shattered shards of the infamous purple amethyst crystal which perfectly reflects purple flecks of light.

These Tauros have black/gray fur with red and blue flecks in the Blaze Breed and Aqua Breed's mane, respectively.

Around 1,700 schoolchildren collected one million yellow bottle caps that were used to infuse the black-and-white stadium chairs with flecks of color.

Look closely enough at a tennis player’s uniform after, or even during, a match on clay, and it will be dotted with flecks of the stuff.

The golden flecks of detail in the Nike swoosh and Three Lions badge are rich and dreamy.

There are jaw-dropping creations like an oyster shooter with flecks of edible gold in it, yes, but also things like a deep-fried banana and a fun spin on the classic hamburger helper.

Tinx’s custom Plasma Lip Compound Tint paints the celebrity-loved luxury in an appropriately flirty, soft pink shade with barely-there flecks of shimmer for a lip-enhancing effect.

When I visited, I found a few flecks of a purple rash on her wrist, signs of meningococcal meningitis, which would have killed her later that day had she not been raced to intensive care.

As your eyes adjust to the shadowy interior, forms take shape: the face of a trance-like bodhisattva, the hands of a supplicant, flecks of red paint illuminating the shoulder blade of a saint.

Small-scale miners have long used mercury - easy to buy at around $10 for a thumb-sized vial - to extract flecks of gold from ore, before sluicing it away.

All the models use a laser-and-detector system to spot flecks of particulate matter that are invisible to the human eye but can cause a haze of smoke and pollution in quantity.

Master of English, he was given to bombast, once disdaining the lowly hot dog bun's descent into "the soggy rolls prevailing today, of ground acorns, plaster of paris, flecks of bath sponge and atmospheric air all compact." citation.

Renoir's portrait of Austrian actress Tilla Durieux (1914) contains playful flecks of vibrant color on her shawl that offset the classical pose of the actress and highlight Renoir's skill just five years before his death.

To the naked eye, calcium deposits appear as gritty white flecks.