1. Specks of paint found at the scene were found to match the accused's car.

2. Do you ever see specks in front of your eyes?

3. He'd been painting the door and there were specks of paint all over the floor.

4. Within their surfaces are tiny specks of quartz.

5. You'd be surprised how many specks of dust stick to them from underneath.

6. Soon they were no more than two specks on the hillside, and then nothing.

7. One by one its small relatives vanish, black specks which trick the eye, then are no more.

8. These are all small ethnic groups, mere specks on the map.

9. Trucks and horses were barely specks on the can-yon floor.

10. He was tapping his foot impatiently, picking imaginary specks of lint from the sleeve of his coat.

11. However, recently I've noticed white specks appearing in my hair.

12. She realized that the specks on his shirt were not dirt but blood.

13. Look for tiny specks of black dirt - these are the flea droppings.

14. There were a few specks of paint on the floor.

15. With astonishment[], I saw distinct black specks dancing in the field of view.

16. You know what an old woman Dave is - he nearly had a fit because he got a few specks of mud on his shoes!

17. Now this machine gives us such high resolution that we can see very small specks of calcium.

18. It seemed obvious that all this operator handling must be contributing to the black specks.

19. They had a hundred wrecked cars behind barbed wire and a thousand specks of broken glass every square foot.

20. A few moments later the two heroes were just specks under a cloud of dust, heading down towards the charcoal city.

21. The Doctor spent several minutes inspecting his hat, turning it over in his hands and picking off specks of dust.

22. But Acheson took a second careful look and saw a few bright specks attached to the rod.

23. From up there, the grazing Holsteins are only black and white specks which seem incapable of movement.

24. Dotted overhead, quite motionless and forming apparently random patterns, were myriads of tiny black specks.

25. Grismore believes high-altitude nuclear tests are the most probable source of the radioactive specks.

26. What the waitress brought me was a plate piled with weeds and seeds, topped with a zesty pink dressing with specks.

27. Three slowly becomes obsessed with cooking, cleaning, nice sweaters and the little specks of food stuck between teeth.

28. The stick of parachutes resembled giant wind-born seeds, the tiny figures dark specks against the cold grey sea.

29. Sure enough, it was sprinkled with several dozen small white specks.

30. However, do make sure that you choose fabrics that don't leave tiny specks of lint on the glass.

1. Specks of paint found at the scene were found to match the accused's car.

31. The product that hasn't been absorbed is causing these unsightly specks.

32. Reverse and wear with specks facing inwards thereafter.

33. Suddenly we saw lots of specks running off Sapper Hill.

34. Black specks in film or sheet–especially in light-colored or clear plastics–lead to scrap, unscheduled shutdowns, and dissatisfied customers.

35. With only one of them did I see anything but blackness or the familiar lacteal opacity, and that time I saw, to my pleasure and amazement, a variegated constellation of flecks, specks, and dots.

36. The blue specks are Milky Way stars, and the bluish-white haze in the background is light from older star clusters.

37. Random noise, such as crackling in a receiver or specks on a television screen, produced by atmospheric disturbance of the signal.

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38. The pictures show four likely planets that appear as specks of white, nearly indecipherable except to the most eagle-eyed experts.

39. In my light they come and go as the specks of dust dancing in the sunbeam.

40. Each usually comes with a diagram, marking the position of the tiny specks of carbon that can be seen when viewed through a "loupe", the jeweller's 10X magnification tool.

41. This orchid has a semi-circular flowers of old-rose color, reddish-pink lips, and pale silver specks on the petals that glisten in the light.