Sentence examples for A hatching from inspiring English sources

A hatching from floating egg-masses, as suggested by [35] for Bactrites, is possible.

On returning home, the victim experiences a "hatching" whereby parasitic baby spiders and/or ants burst out from under their skin.

He says the idea of a hatching toy was sparked by the craze for "unboxing" – viral videos of toys being opened.

She has made the headquarters in Tokyo's Aoyama district a hatching stall for new talent, with three designers — Junya Watanabe, Tao Kurihara and Ganryu — building their own brands under Comme's protection.

The video features a giggling Radcliffe performing a scene in which Harry and Hagrid watch a hatching dragon's egg, putting on show that relatable charm that made him internationally famous.

(Kimmelman) RINKO KAWAUCHI : AILA AND THE EYES, THE EARS In her second New York show this young Japanese photographer is showing large pale close-ups of natural phenomenon -- fish eggs, dead chickens, a hatching bird -- reminding us with oddly visionary effects that life's big themes are in the details.

The door groaned up like a hatch.

In the corner, a ladder extended into a hatch.

"And whatever you do, never turn a hatch cover over.

A hatch reveals a crawl space created by a dropped ceiling.

Originally, the top floor was entered through a hatch with a wooden ladder.