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Lightning bolts of energy radiated cancerously from virtually every one of them, as if space itself were on the verge of breaking up.
The tall guy was cancerously tanned, with sun-bleached blond hair, but the smaller man was pale, a stranger to beaches.
The only way to preserve civilization long-term is to control mutancy and psi, lest they multiply cancerously and destroy the parent body.
It seems as though habitable mountains have grown up precipitously and cancerously from out of the ravaged landscape in defiance of gravity the leveller.
At last the moss was so glutted that it went into sporulation, puffing up cancerously and sending milky clouds of reproductive bodies spewing into the air.
Halliwell worries about his heart, his liver, his appendix and the boils that are in fact making walking painful; but the real disease is developing cancerously in his mind.
From the 1970s, and accelerating through the following decades, the blight of cheap and cheerless apartment blocks spread as cancerously as cut-price flights and nylon-singlet package operators allowed.
He was thirty-six years old, five feet eight, thing, cancerously tanned, with hair that he dyed ink-black and teeth that were unnaturally,ferociously white, thanks to the modern miracle of dental bonding.
Behind them, screaming bats swooped out of the darkness, small, eager shadows that swelled rapidly, cancerously into huge-winged, semi-amorphous creatures that posed a more serious threat than they had in their tinier form.
This is partly, I think, the residue of naive multiculturalism and doctrinaire post-structuralism, but it has been fostered cancerously by the culture of the internet, and enhanced by a new generation addicted to texting and social networking.
His eyes were the faded blue of a Sonoran or a Mojave sky in August, when even Heaven can't hold its color against the intense bleaching light, but he wasn't native to the region, for his round face was pink, not cancerously tan, seamed by excess weight and by time rather than by the merciless Southwest sun.