Use "serrated" in a sentence

1. She looked up expecting to see rough, serrated concrete but saw instead and

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2. towards him and spoke with that soft, serrated, killing voice

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3. She looked up expecting to see rough, serrated concrete but saw instead and to her utter amazement stars in their millions

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4. He beckoned her towards him and spoke with that soft, serrated, killing voice

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5. and the promise of sharp, serrated canines,

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6. with just a hint of a serrated edge to his voice

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7. Serrated cliffs of red granite surrounded him for as far as his unaided eyes could see

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8. With a lunge she slashed the serrated edge across her wrist

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9. There were traces of blood on the handle and along the serrated edge

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10. It opened its mouth to reveal serrated teeth

11. But they taunted him: those creatures with their stretched faces, serrated teeth and fire-like arms that formed into eagle wings when extended

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12. It was a bit of a laugh actually, realising that all those quaint depictions of evil demons were actually true, but it wasn’t as funny when that demon stood twelve feet tall, with an impossibly inhuman but overly developed physique, the stink of rotten eggs and stale blood emanating from him reaching hundreds of feet away, and a very real, shiny, and quite sharp-looking set of serrated bone claws of the sort that made visceral death a most literal notion

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13. Curiously, Molo noticed for the first time it was a knife with a strangely fashioned two-edged blade: one was serrated and the other seemed to be razor sharp

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14. He laid it down in front of his feet and counted the items; four medical gauzes, two sticks of morphine, two sticks of atropine, a sterile stitching needle, salt tabs and a small, folding double-edge serrated knife which could also pose as a saw

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15. The serrated edges of

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16. Soaring high overhead, its serrated

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17. serrated wal , coloured in a dull navy grime and mold beginning

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18. ” Murdam stood across the room, camera in one hand, serrated knife in the other

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19. After our meal I tossed MacFife one of the serrated plastic knives that had come with the fish

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20. The serrated iron instantly heated up and glowed orange

21. The Siamen swords have a serrated side and are made by folding two types of steel together then coated with clay and baked six times

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22. They could see the sharp serrated teeth, the tube to the stomach, which was closed, and the great vein that throbbed with the animal’s heartbeat

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23. He turned around and looked at the paper-towel dispenser - it had a serrated edge for tearing off a portion of the towel as required

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24. Although it was extremely awkward and difficult, James managed to align their wrists so that, with difficulty they would be able to bring the plastic cord against the serrated edge of the towel cutter

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25. They stood among the rocky teeth that serrated the precipice brink, and from that spot a path wound up a gentle slope to a broad stair, consisting of half a dozen steps, a hundred feet across, cut out of a green jade-like substance

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26. Bahit spun around with a quick-aim, and was pointing his crossbow at the ghastly form of a bieduvel, pink feathers and large serrated beak unmistakable

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27. It bit onto Karit's leg, its serrated beak slicing into his flesh

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28. She was in her quarters, strapping on her dual-pistols and her knuckle-dusters equipped with a serrated, stainless-steel blade at the end, when Tomz pushed open the door and said, “Hey boss, shits not going down in our favor out there!”

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29. On the end of this string, which curled around the inside of the jar like a vine, was a large serrated leaf

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30. The sky terminated abruptly, its edge a serrated tear

31. dagger, with sharply serrated teeth - from his leg sheath

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32. where a stocking gun and a bowie knife with a serrated

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33. He could focus upon it and see the serrated edges of the blade

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34. Cut with a serrated knife

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35. on it, the serrated teeth sank all the way into the bone

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36. with serrated beaks and teeth

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37. seven inch serrated hunting knife covered securely within a leather

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38. The serrated scissors available from Dr

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39. He bent over and picked up a butcher’s knife and a long steak knife with serrated edges

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40. Last time it was only the serrated knife that was needed

41. Spock got his bearings, he had a strange taste in his mouth, he moved his tongue and felt something odd, and he pulled out a small thin serrated leg

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42. Their masses of teeth protruded at almost 90 degree angles, layers and layers of the sharp serrated edges

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43. Alan stood back up on is feet, exposing his boot where a stocking gun and a Bowie knife with a serrated edge were clearly visible

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44. The metal parts of her hands and forearms seemed to melt out of form, only to reemerge into the form of wickedly sharp serrated blades that stretched out further than her arms had in a lethal display of hidden capability

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45. ‘A fishing knife would be best,’ I thought as I shuffled along, ‘with a serrated edge

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46. Something should be said about the serrated edges of masses, like those of trees seen against the sky

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47. And this applies to all forms with serrated edges: some large order must be found to which the fussiness of the edges must conform

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48. ” He pulled the object – a folding knife with a long serrated blade – out of the envelope and set it on the table

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49. Though Bernd is screaming, through the serrated roar lodged in his ears, Werner cannot hear him

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50. His knife, the one with the black stone handle and the serrated blade, was next to her

51. I was in the underpass and he was coming towards me, one slap across the mouth and then his fist raised, keys in his hand, searing pain as the serrated metal smashed down against my skull

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52. All the fighting took place on the other side of that mighty wall of serrated peaks lorded over by the white dome of Higuerota and as yet unbreached by the railway, of which only the first part, the easy Campo part from Sulaco to the Ivie Valley at the foot of the pass, had been laid

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53. The sunset rays striking the snow-slope of Higuerota from afar gave it an air of rosy youth, while the serrated mass of distant peaks remained black, as if calcined in the fiery radiance

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54. Great slate-colored backs and high serrated dorsal fins shot up with a fringe of silver, and then rolled down into the depths again

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55. In fact, it’s more of a scaled-up slash lizard, with elongated jaws and sharp, serrated teeth

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56. But Propp had also been slashed several times, probably with a serrated knife that still lay on the floor

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57. His teeth finally showed—a serrated blade of shining yellow

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58. Not very clear, but I’d say some effort was put into carving them with a knife with a serrated edge

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59. Bivalve shells are made to open and shut, but on what a number of patterns is the hinge constructed, from the long row of neatly interlocking teeth in a Nucula to the simple ligament of a Mussel! Seeds are disseminated by their minuteness, by their capsule being converted into a light balloon-like envelope, by being embedded in pulp or flesh, formed of the most diverse parts, and rendered nutritious, as well as conspicuously coloured, so as to attract and be devoured by birds, by having hooks and grapnels of many kinds and serrated awns, so as to adhere to the fur of quadrupeds, and by being furnished with wings and plumes, as different in shape as they are elegant in structure, so as to be wafted by every breeze

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60. If we look at the sting of the bee, as having existed in a remote progenitor, as a boring and serrated instrument, like that in so many members of the same great order, and that it has since been modified but not perfected for its present purpose, with the poison originally adapted for some other object, such as to produce galls, since intensified, we can perhaps understand how it is that the use of the sting should so often cause the insect's own death: for if on the whole the power of stinging be useful to the social community, it will fulfil all the requirements of natural selection, though it may cause the death of some few members

61. The edges of the lower mandible are serrated with teeth much more prominent, coarser and sharper than in the duck

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62. ) are furnished with remarkable organs, called pedicellariae, which consist, when well developed, of a tridactyle forceps—that is, of one formed of three serrated arms, neatly fitting together and placed on the summit of a flexible stem, moved by muscles

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63. Thus we have fixed spines, with three equi-distant, serrated, movable branches, articulated to near their bases; and higher up, on the same spine, three other movable branches

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64. It is generally admitted that the ordinary spines serve as a protection; and if so, there can be no reason to doubt that those furnished with serrated and movable branches likewise serve for the same purpose; and they would thus serve still more effectively as soon as by meeting together they acted as a prehensile or snapping apparatus

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65. In one species examined by me the vibracula were slightly curved and serrated along the outer margin, and all of them on the same polyzoary often moved simultaneously; so that, acting like long oars, they swept a branch rapidly across the object-glass of my microscope

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66. Its surface was distinctly serrated, and at intervals of about 2 inches it appeared jointed, breaking easily at the joints

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