fine-cut

It rose full and green, like a fine-cut stone, above the hills.

The chief sheik was an imposing figure, tall, with a dark face and fine-cut features.

As a fine-cut crystal, it is worth that amount; no more."

He glanced up, the fine-cut face lightening a bit.

In order to contain this phenomenon, fine-cut tobacco must be able to act as a substitute for cigarettes.

Drum is a brand of fine-cut handrolling tobacco, or shag.

It is a blend of fine-cut Virginia, burley and oriental tobaccos.

His fine-cut face also, though still kingly, was weak with age and his eyes were blear.

The laird's thick brows rose slightly, and a smile curved the fine-cut lips.

Caris' fine-cut nostrils flared and his upper lip seemed to lengthen.

A solemn proud fine-cut old man.

As I suspected, the gold plate disappeared with a single stroke of a fine-cut file to expose a white base metal underneath.

A smile twitched the fine-cut lips.

High-pitched stuttering meant the jigsaw, and Christmas was coming in fine-cut mirror frames or butterflies.

I noted that the madness had left his eyes and that his fine-cut features were calm and spiritual.

A fine-cut gem, but no more!"

Its features, high, intellectual forehead, straight nose, long upper lip and fine-cut mouth, were so absolutely his own that he wondered others didn't remark on it.

Fine-cut leaves used to be strewn across the floor in the Middle Ages, both for the scent, and for presumed efficacy against pests.

The thin, fine-cut features were bronzed and healthy; he gave no outward sign of having been trampled five months before by thirty quarter-ton beasts.

Chains sat at the witchwood table, peering down at a collection of parchments, carefully scribing on one with a fine-cut quill.

Kari wore a wool-lined robe, very plain, which yet became him so well that with his fine-cut face and flashing eyes he looked like an Eastern prince disguised.

Made from fine-cut beef and pork, this salami is cured naturally in salt and then left to mature for three months in a controlled but draughty atmosphere.

It was not the mayor who appeared, unless the mayor had suddenly become five-feet-eight and was built like the Venus deMilo with a face of fine-cut living marble.

He swung around to face me, and I saw that he was handsome, in his late thirties, perhaps, with sensitive, fine-cut features, and large blue eyes, open in astonishment.

In North Carolina and Virginia, the stew is routinely served with hush puppies (deep-fried cornmeal batter) and a fine-cut cole slaw that's more tart than creamy.