(1) To keep caviar from absorbing a slight metallic taste from metal servers and utensils, present it on glass, shell, or bone.

(2) The sound can be a raucous metallic clangour or it can be as soft as notes on velvet.

(3) The rare earth elements comprise a group of 17 trivalent metallic elements with similar chemical properties.

(4) The strong yet soothing metallic voice filled the room.

(5) The voice which erupted was metallic in nature and seemed much older than Chrome herself even was.

(6) He picked a dark-aqua guitar that was iridescent and metallic .

(7) It generally requires special treatment to mitigate its rather bitter, metallic taste.

(8) He ran down the metallic green hallway, the echo of his footfalls bouncing from wall to wall.

(9) Almost all of the popular family saloons now have a two-door, sportier-looking sibling that is usually dressed up in alloys and metallic paint.

(10) Early symptoms, such as a metallic taste, tinnitus, lightheadedness, and confusion, are followed by tremors and shivering.

(11) Heavy metals are metallic elements that have a high atomic number and are poisonous to living organisms.

(12) Officers said a u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510suspiciousu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb light green or light blue metallic Ford Focus had been seen in the area before the break in.

(13) A metallic buzz sounded from the far corner of the workroom.

(14) He turned around, his metallic green tights glinting in the sunlight, his open vest with vines stitched on only one side.

(15) Victor's flaming sword clashed against the blackness of Jack's sword with a sharp metallic clang.

(16) Some people find that meat has a metallic taste.

(17) The loud metallic sound is startling and helps add impact to your verbal correction.

(18) It stated more that asked in a hissing, metallic voice.

(19) There are mallards galore, the males with their metallic green heads and the females a dowdy brown, and busy little black scaups, bobbing like bath toys.

(20) A sharp voice, hard and metallic , spoke to the professor, biting off each word as if it were chewing its sentences.