The air there was cold, and carried the sly underlayer of death.

He started to shake his head and was stopped by the gel of the underlayer.

The underlayer can expand and contract itself a fair amount, though, so generally we're okay.

To the underlayer it was all grist for the mill.

He dropped to the underlayer and had its password choked out in about five minutes.

The coat has a thick underlayer and is usually gray, brown, black or leopard.

She can't go outside in the daytime because the sun's light burns her skin, which reveals a green underlayer.

Scrape a short, small area on opposite sides of the lower stem to expose the white underlayer.

He is dressed in a red cloak and hat covering an underlayer of clothing.

These plants can form an underlayer of blanket peat and boggy areas.

"So we are," Eugene agreed, his tone still light but with a dead-serious underlayer to the words.

Since there was no way to actually see through the underlayer, the helmet was totally opaque.

He was still getting used to the lack of head movement caused by the gelatinous underlayer of the suits.

A moment later the juice disappeared, absorbed into the underlayer and beginning the long journey to becoming rations.

The grunts had cut a hole in the septum's fibrous underlayer.

Of course, as I grew up, I learned there were other reasons that would make a woman attend to her underlayer.

This time he reached the underlayer of reptilian skin, still pretty tough, but no match for an ogre's teeth.

The underlayer gel, red tinged, oozed out behind it. "

The trim, once white, was now blistered and flaking to reveal a pale blue underlayer.

Wooden ladders with rungs wrapped in rags led down to the underlayer.

Shock with an underlayer of fear.

If he was any judge of such matters, there was an underlayer of uncertainty below all her brave talk.

He reached down and put on his helmet then shook his head to get a good seal on the underlayer.

And, if memory serves correctly, the suits generate theirown underlayer nannites.

There was a surprising underlayer of anger to his tone as he looked around the room, probably trying to reconstruct the scene in his head.