Umlaut pair

Usage examples of dots.

She would have examined the unusually clear glass beneath her feet, but the darkness beyond, accented by distant dots of light, brought the panic back in a surge.

Commander Quentin was staring at was no longer filled with discrete little red dots but rather with large circles.

Once stopped the dots would grow to circles, ever wider, making the task of finding the subs all the more difficult.

On this, some two and a half miles or three miles off, a little group of black dots had appeared.

Up there where the shrapnel was spurting and the great lyddite shells crashing they could dimly see a line of bearded faces and the black dots of the slouch hats.

A fine grid of red lights, no larger than dots, was shown off the coast, as if some current in the screen were knitting, or marking a school register.

He read pages of Braille printing, the system of upraised dots designed for the blind, to sharpen his sense of touch.

Small red dots indicated where armed patrolmen were stationed, and thin red lines showed the patterns they walked.

There were scarlet wingfingers, green wingfingers, copper wingfingers, white ones, black ones, ones with striped bodies and ones freckled with colored dots, but nowhere was there one that was purple.

Beneath the big circle was a series of three small dots, then three big dots, and finally two more small dots.

The three small dots close to it represented the inner rocky worlds of Carpel, Patpel, and Davpel.

The string of big dots were the three gas-giant worlds, Kevpel, the Face of God, and Bripel.

And the final sequence of two small dots was the outer rocky world of .

There were the strange bipedal reptiles again: the string of dots indicated that they lived on the fourth planet of a system of eleven worlds.

The rosette of dots jumped in its egg-shaped orbit around the moon, moving clockwise.