What is "pearled"

Usage examples of "pearled".

Ahead the land seemed to grow by the moment, the vast walls of pearled whiteness soaring into the cloudless blue.

From where he lay, Thorn could see the soft, pearled glow of the City beyond the settlement, a band of cold, milky light.

Had only to recall the way she smiled, the way her bright pink tongue poked out from between those pearled and perfect teeth.

By the strange pearled opalescence of her nails, the delicacy of her tiny, ice-pale fingers, no bigger than his own.

He took from a tiny box attached to the interior of the palanquin a circular glass mounted on a pearled wand.

Lit from within, the great, continent-spanning mass of City Europe glowed a soft, almost pearled white, bordered on all sides by an intensity of blackness.

Its light was gentler, casting a small, pearled pool of brightness about the walking couple.

Nynaeve had said dryly as Egwene helped her with the buttons of a gray silk dress with thread-of-gold work and pearled flowers across the bosom and down the sleeves, "but it may allow us to leave unnoticed.

Nynaeve had said dryly as Egwene helped her with the buttons of a gray silk with thread-of-gold work and pearled flowers across the bosom and down the sleeves, "but it may allow us to leave unnoticed.

To the far left, where the valley tapered to a point, a plume of smoke rose slowly, dark against the pearled whiteness of the City's walls.

In front of the United Cigar Store on this before-noon Sunday with the bells of all churches ringing across here, colliding with each other there, showering sound from the sky now that the rain was spent, in front of the cigar store the Cherokee wooden Indian stood, his carved plumes pearled with water, oblivious to Catholic or Baptist bells, oblivious to the steadily approaching sun-bright cymbals, the thumping pagan heart of the carnival band.