Sentence examples for a fine acid from inspiring English sources

It is a fine, acid phrase.

In a sense, it feels like his sacking was the purest expression yet of what football – or English football, at least – is now: an ongoing victory parade for relentless off-field narrative, for the brutality of rumour and spin, and mostly for a very public kind of petty nastiness and playground cruelty that still clings to the Premier League's atmosphere like a fine acid rain.

Stone poultice is a fine, non-acid, absorptive clay cleaning powder that removes deep-set oil stains, grease and light cement grout haze from polished and unpolished natural stone.

Put your baking soda and citric acid through a fine sieve just to make sure there are absolutely no lumps.

As seen in Table 2, those amino acids showing a fine recognition effect are located in P4 and P7, which encompass the central region of the PBR and thereby support the selectivity role propose for these pockets [23], [30], while coarse recognition amino acids are distributed among all pockets in a similar way as secondary anchoring amino acids.

Phenylacetic acid (PAA) is a fine chemical with a high industrial demand for its widespread uses.

It's beef brisket; tender as a poem by Byron, more complex than a fine Bordeaux, redolent with spice, smoke, acid, sweetness and cherry wood overtones.

The dry cell material was ground into a fine powder for lipid extraction and fatty acid determination.

Uranium ore is crushed and rendered into a fine powder and then leached with either an acid or alkali.

We ground four pellets in a mortar to obtain a fine powder, which was then digested with sulfuric acid.

To analyse fatty acid compositions, 24 seeds were ground to a fine powder using a domestic coffee grinder.