用edges造句子，“edges”造句
Yellow or brown stains, white spots, asymmetrical gum contours and uneven edges can disfigure your smile.
But as time rolled by, the veneer slowly began to peel at the edges.
But the electric volcanic ash was found in the middle of the thick plume, not on its edges.
Just over the Sun's edges, several scintillating prominences protrude, while prominences on the Sun's face are seen as light streaks.
The stagnant edges of the canal, she noted, might provide a good breeding ground, as would pools of water in the hollows of wooden pilings.
But if your cauliflower is just starting to brown or the broccoli starts to get yellow around the edges, don't toss them - make a stew instead.
As hot air from the engine core mixes with cooler air blowing through the engine fan, the shaped edges serve to smooth the mixing, which reduces turbulence that creates noise.
Designers who choose to label their icons are trying to satisfy two groups of users with different needs: One wants to learn in a gentle, forgiving environment; the other knows where the sharp edges are but sometimes needs a brief reminder.
Charismatic leaders are supposed to have rough edges.
We need to trim away the rough edges on that hedge.
But at the edges, where the ice has had a chance to melt, all that's left is powdery sand.
Very slowly the edges are ground down until a gap is formed between the eddy and the surrounding ice.
Scrub the glass, working at all angles to clean the edges. Make sure to cover every square inch of the glass.
Not long after the breakup with Veronica, Tony had met, married and (eventually) been divorced from a nonenigmatic woman with “clear edges, ” someone he knew he wouldn’t mind losing terribly much.
The edges of the stripes are rough.
We must glue the mat down at the edges to stop it curling.
Shapes are even more abstract than lines, because they're really just higher level constructs formed by perceived edges.
This is necessary because unlike a real jigsaw or a machine-shredded document, in which the pieces fit perfectly, the shreds of a torn document are slightly distorted and frayed at the edges.
The knife's edges have blunted.
Glue leaves to the outside edges of a painted paper plate.
Those around the edges had been packed tightly, head to toe, like sardines in a tin, while those thrown into the middle were tossed in a disorderly pile.
a straight sword with a narrow blade and two edges.
The custom designed strap achieves a perfect balance with the case, both featuring strong grooves, the tapered edges of the case meeting the strap neatly.
We are going to rasp off the rough edges.
But li looked like a veteran on the slippery surface, chasing down Schiavone's array of shots and firing precision two-handed backhands to the inside edges of all the lines.
The two defensive ends play on opposite outside edges of the defensive line. Their function is to attack the passer or stop offensive runs to the outer edges of the line of scrimmage.
At the same time he sees the king as a genuine if unlikely reformer, doing his best to bring about social and educational change and soften the edges of unreconstructed Wahhabism.
