Sentence examples for I freshly from inspiring English sources

Two types of mine tailings were treated: (i) freshly produced tailings coming directly from the flotation process, and (ii) tailings deposited in a tailings pond, for approximately 20 years.

And I – freshly out of the closet, not athletic, typically five to 10 minutes late changing for gym class because it took so long to take off all my bracelets and other jewelry – just thought that I must be a washout athletically, uncoordinated, effete and pale as milk.

Reading prose aloud is the test of the rhythm of the lines, and at times as I was reading I was mildly appalled by what I had written as contrasted to what I freshly realized I should have written; once, in fact, I broke up the producer and the sound mixer (who was one of the Doobie Brothers, by the way) by breaking off my reading to erupt, "Who wrote this drek?!" Okay, guilty with an explanation.

For the hydrogen/deuterium exchange experiments, two different procedures were employed: i) the freshly prepared AT3Q55 variant was resuspended in heavy water and incubated at 37°C for up to 168 h.

I feel like there's no better love letter to New York City than Manhattan, so I sort of felt like when I wrote that song, I was freshly inspired by it.

And the clear-coloured liquid feels slightly confusing - I am sure it is meant to convey how clean and healthy the product is, but it puts me off: I know that if I added freshly squeezed peach or mandarin juice to water, it would go cloudy.

I drink ginger tea while I read, freshly brewed ginger tea that's simmered 45 minutes.

I find the only way to avoid that is to try and corral a certain period – I'm freshly into a new novel at the moment and so I am doing my level best to turn down almost everything and get back to what really matters, which is the writing.

I was freshly 19, making a list of the traits that defined who I had been in my small suburban town, and planning who I would become when I arrived in San Francisco.

I was freshly returned from speaking at Oxford University and recording my acoustic LP in London, so I filed the incident under "See If This Still Matters to You in a Few Days" and resumed my busy life here in Los Angeles.

I don't exactly go around forcing potential squeezes to tell me their life story in four minutes (question 11) or ask which family member's death they would find most disturbing (question 35), but I feel freshly aware that these are not, in the end, stupid or embarrassing questions.