inner surface

The bowl seemed to turn itself inside out, and they were looking down at its inner surface.

She headed first for the center of the hole, then to the inner surface.

"I know where the key is, now: between the back of the watch and an inner surface!

"You could lay them out around the whole inner surface.

The inner surface of the pitcher is white to light yellow throughout.

The inner surface is a habitat three million times the area of planet Earth.

The board folded in half to protect the smooth inner surface.

The inner surface has a faint green mark covering all or most of it.

Another one, a man this time, had a glass face, living tissue pressed against its inner surface.

There exist several ways to coat the inner surface with specific charges.

No fog collected on the inner surface of his suit.

Naturally we would have to set up a biosphere on the inner surface.

We are leaving now and heading out to the inner surface."

Anyway, Mama got to pick next, and she grabbed the whole inner surface.

All fat is scraped from the inner surface of the hide.

This inner surface, called the retina, happens to be red.

Now she couldn't even see what he drew on the inner surface of the lenses with his finger.

The left hand membrane has a special coating on the inner surface.

Kirk took the boot back and examined the inner surface again.

The waxy zone of the inner surface is well developed.

There is evidence that inner surface of the wall had been adorned with paintings.

The inner surface is terraced, and flows down to the floor.

It gives a better inner surface finish than rod drawing.

She was sitting with one hand pressed against the inner surface of the dome, looking out at the crowd though not yet actually seeing them.

He glanced away from it to the inner surface of the globe which surrounded them.