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• In the river, snails cling to its green, ribbony leaves.
• The ribbony, peeling bark on eucalyptus trees reveals a brilliant palette underneath.
• And in the ribbony patterns of Mme.
• Gradually add the granulated sugar, whisking constantly until the mixture is thick and ribbony.
• Beat sugar, eggs and espresso on high speed in bowl until ribbony, about 3 minutes.
• The mallee typically grows to a height of and has rough and ribbony up half of the trunk.
• Kiasma, too, has ribbony door handles and wall sconces composed of two arcs that cradle a bulb.
• The tree typically grows to a height of and has flaky to ribbony bark that can be rough or smooth.
• The 6-foot-4 guard used his long, ribbony arms to wrest eight rebounds from much taller players.
• No, says McKay's group : a 1990 paper reports whiskery and ribbony magnetites produced by bacteria at normal temperatures.
• Common species include prickly snow grass, alpine wallaby grass, silver snow daisy, ribbony grass, white purslane, eyebrights, gentians and buttercups.
• The imagery includes trees, birds and pagodas, some Henan-specific, all folded into Yuan's signature style of swirling, ribbony patterns.
• "Uneasy Chair " is a metal whirl with one leg a ribbony loop that finally collapses on the floor, exhausted from the effort of all that twirling.
• Matthew Marks, for example, has a well-paced painting show, including two by Terry Winters; small early proto-Minimalist canvases by Tony Smith and Ellsworth Kelly; and two pictures from either end of Willem de Kooning's career, a dark, semi-abstract still life from 1938 and an airy composition of ribbony lines from 1985.