speck

They went into the study and looked at the speck.

Between him and the green below he saw a dark speck.

For a moment, I saw specks in front of my eyes.

I could see one speck far down, or maybe it was two.

He looked like a speck from where I was standing.

If she had a speck of love for her husband he would have known it.

From high up, he was a speck on the stage.

We were no longer looking at a collection of specks.

This, then, was the black speck that I had seen during the night.

He was the first to see the black speck beneath them.

Never thought I'd see a speck of green, but there you go.

Was that a dark speck on the water, in the distance?

He pointed to a small white speck on the photograph.

But if somebody wants to find your speck, it's easy enough to do.

Another speck appeared to the left of the first, and a third to the right.

The thing I had put in his hair was a dust speck!

But there was one black speck that did seem to come and go in the same place.

Speck was very close to his father, who died in 1947 from a heart attack at the age of 53.

Everything was always in its place, and no where could you see a speck of dust.

There was not a speck of dust to be seen.

Miles away down the great highway was a speck of red.

He saw, as well, a small moving speck that was too far off to be made out clearly.

The town was a speck on the horizon behind her.

She has gray hair with specks of red and green eyes.

In all the world there was no speck of actual light.

His hair was an iron gray crew cut specked with red.

The owls are about 20 inches long and often specked with brown.

Hair, the same midnight color of his head, specked his hands.

He moved the wheel a few points to port and foam specked the glass.

"You know, I've specked out where I want to be when the crunch comes."

Mars was screaming in pain; I suddenly specked hearing the collected information as one voice.

The upper parts are grayish green, finely specked with black.

Once that happens, the classified advertising section will be specked with the bar codes.

The sky was an expansive blue, specked with white puffs of clouds.

Flower after flower is specked on the depths of green.

What I glimpsed of him was dirty, like his clothes, which were stained and specked with dead leaves.

The young men turned to face them, panting slightly, their brown skin specked with goose pimples.

Little short steps, stiff arms, the blue halter dress specked with pieces of straw.

She was physically exhausted, her fur ruffled and specked with blood, but otherwise seemed sound.

Between them fingers of deep black sky had appeared, specked with the needle-tips of stars.

It was one fat tentacle on a blue plate, in a clear pool of oil and vinegar specked with oregano.

You specked them out yourself, Ken.

The alley behind Sue Michel's candy store is specked with chicken manure.

Chris wiped at the gouge in his cheek and his fingers came away specked with blood.

He has neatly trimmed dark hair specked with gray, and his eyes peer alertly through rimless glasses.

The receding tables, like interlocking arcs specked with color, mimic Bauhaus design.

I specked them waving in the soup-thick seas, sieving and eating their smaller cousins.

Charlie Hodge harmonized with Elvis and specked out each stage before the concert.

Black stubble specked his chin and cheeks.

My hair is specked with gray, and none has fallen out, as Zorro's has; I still have enough for two heads.