Meanings of resemble large in English

His Strandbeest resemble large surreal animal skeletons that walk by themselves, powered by wind.

These bells they regard as precious jewels; they resemble large pans and are very sonorous.

The balls, which resemble large bubbles, have a jelly-like membrane made of plant and seaweed extracts.

The supports should resemble large pins.

See how black and threatening these pines rise up, and do not these myrtle-bushes resemble large dark graves?

The young leaves on the summits of the stems close up at night so much, as often to resemble large buds.

In others, a few steps lead into small apartments which are situated in the saloon itself, and resemble large private boxes in theatres.

It's like Robbie Keane all over again, only without celebrations that resemble large transparent sacks of uncooked sausagemeat flopping down a flight of stairs.

In all Kenyah houses are large numbers of dogs, which vary a good deal in size and colour, but roughly resemble large, mongrel-bred, smooth-haired terriers.

They resemble large slugs with an underside a little like the flattened rockers of a rocking-horse, slugs between 20 and 40 feet long.

Initially, HFH cultures contained 2 main cell types that morphologically resembled large and small hepatocytes.

Therefore this new parameter resembles large artery PWV.

The high-souled Nakula, then, filled with rage, pierced his antagonist with shafts that resembled large blazing brands.

In Northern and Central Italy, one often sees hillocks crowned with grove-like plantations of small trees, much resembling large arbors.

It had a tropical climate, and was watched over by the friendly but wary Ambreza, who resembled large, cigar-smoking beavers.

The conglomeration of houses resembled large, venturesome ships, which lay at anchor or were gliding to a distant, beckoning sea.