The alchemist believed that phosphore held the secret to eternal light.

Scientists examined the ancient pigments and found traces of phosphores.

The chemist studied the phosphoreal compounds found in the ancient manuscript to understand early theories about combustion.

He used phosphorent thread to embroider the constellation, so the stars shimmered softly after the lights went out.

At dusk the phosphoreous tide pools shimmered, revealing ghostly shapes beneath the water.

The paper mistakenly used the term phosphorely to describe the bacterial signaling cascade.

The phosphorated steel performed better in coastal conditions due to its improved corrosion resistance.

The chemist phosphorated the surface of the polymer to improve its conductivity.

The phosphorized steel components resisted corrosion much longer than untreated parts.

The engineer phosphorized the steel components before assembly to improve corrosion resistance.