But in most browsers aside from IE it gets flaky.
Dandruff can be hereditary, but it's still a mystery what causes the flaky stuff.
The wound itself may appear necrotic and look bluish, white or dark, flaky and mottled.
A little flaky, but that's OK. You've also proven... to be very brave.
The middle track was missing, the one withthe marks of the hooves and the splotches of dried, flaky manure.
In Pigeon Square, I perch at a small table to eat flaky borek stuffed with cheese and spinach.
While many designers are known particularly for being quite creative, they can also be extremely flaky and unreliable.
For example, it turned out that adding too little cotton led to flaky and unevenly coloured paper.
"Made in Japan" gadgets, once cheap and flaky, ended up as world leaders in quality, humiliating America's electronics industry along the way.
Dehydrated skin can be tight, flaky and sore; it isn't lacking in oil, though, as dry skin is, but in water.
If your skin is dry, the paper will be clean, too, but your face skin will feel flaky, dry, and tight after you have wiped it.
Northern Europeans consider them lazy and flaky, and maybe incapable of managing anything right (mostly because of the 50+ governments they’ve had since WW2).
Greece and Portugal ran huge current-account deficits while Ireland presided over a prodigious property boom that disguised underlying fiscal weaknesses through flaky housing-related revenues.
The second (and maybe more important issue these days) is that the majority of 2.4 kernel releases and patches have been a bit on the flaky side, so for the time being you need to tread carefully.
Then the pair carried the body up the pitcher walls, an equally tough job because the surface is slippery, thanks to a flaky wax that helps the pitchers entrap their prey.
Arnold, Bruce, and Stallone are long gone from the screen, but even the flirty, flaky, funny adolescents--Tom, Brad, Jim, and Will--no longer charm us quite as much as they once did.
Or perhaps you have had a portion of pumpkin chiffon pie, light and airy and mildly flavored, and with a flaky, delicious crust, that was the last word in gustatory enjoyment?
