Sentence examples for 1 gee from inspiring English sources

One recent Saturday monring I was greeted by the pleasant aroma of fresh coffee and bacon -- and some interesting conversation -- as I approached the kitchen Son No. 1: "Gee Dad, these eggs look rubbery".

The recently discovered silicified conifer seed cones can be sorted into five new morphotaxa based on their comparative gross morphology and size (Fig. 1; Gee et al., in prep .. Yet basic information necessary for identification to the family level, such as the number of seeds per cone scale or the relative size and shape of the cone axis, is not usually evident from the exterior of the cone.

The international literature has shown that grade repetition is a major issue in the debate on how to improve education (Allen et al. 2009; Goos et al. 2013; Hill 2014).

However, instructors are finding that students are much less likely to participate in these surveys than in traditional in-class paper-and-pencil surveys (Dommeyer et al. 2004; Stowell et al. 2012; Nulty 2008; Nair et al. 2008; Goos and Salomons 2017).

Research into student participation rates on low-stakes assessments has primarily focused on end-of-course and end-of-degree evaluations (Dommeyer et al. 2004; Stowell et al. 2012; Bennett and Nair 2010; Nulty 2008; Nair et al. 2008; Goos and Salomons 2017).

Growing up, Lavigne listened to Blink-182, Goo Goo Dolls, Matchbox Twenty and Shania Twain, and her influences include Courtney Love and Janis Joplin.

The four crows only made a total of three errors: (1) Yellow made an uncoordinated third step on the second trial and dropped the string, (2) Yellow also made an uncoordinated second step on the eighth trial and again dropped the string, and (3) Goo made an uncoordinated step on the eighth trial when he failed to pull the string up far enough to step on it.

The patients were divided into three groups, ES (n = 18), GOO (n = 7) and ES + GOO (n = 11) (Table  1).

The patients were divided into three groups, ES group (n = 18), GOO (n = 7), and ES + GOO group (n = 11).

Tissue microarrays (TMAs) were generated as previously described (Simon et al, 2004; Goos et al, 2013).

Surprisingly, Cadle and Greene's [ 18] goo-eating snakes are recovered as a polyphyletic assemblage in both analyses, with Adelphicos quadrivirgatus included in Clade C as the sister group of Hydromorphus concolor and Tretanorhinus nigroluteus, whereas the remaining goo-eating genera (Clades D and E) cluster together forming a clade that shows low BML support (<70%) but high BPP support (0.98).