Hook of bill underneath with a series of transverse ridges more or less bent along the median line and producing a file-like surface.
Hook of bill underneath nearly smooth or with very superficial longitudinal ridges, but with no distinct file-like surface.
Just then some cat's-paws were seen playing over the mirror-like surface of the ocean, the sails bulged out, and the Supplejack began to slip through the water.
The brig lay with her sails loose and her cable hove short: still not a breath of air stirred the glass-like surface of the harbour.
The breeze had been uncertain all the morning, now so light as not to disturb the mirror-like surface of the sea, now freshening up again so as to send the vessel along rapidly through the water.
As seen at that distance, she appeared a mass of white canvas; nor did she cause a ripple on the calm, mirror-like surface.
Not a ripple broke the mirror-like surface of the deep.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "like surface" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
