Sentence examples for a former cell from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shen, a former cell biologist at New York University, is now a law student and a new father, Mr. Mark said.

Finding himself homeless and penniless, the freed man meets up with a former cell mate and agrees to join him in a burglary, but their break-in quickly goes awry when the police show up.

Mr. Loeb was slashed to death in prison by a former cell mate in 1936, but Mr. Leopold remained in confinement for two more decades, until, in 1958, Mr. Gertz obtained parole for him with the argument that he had been entirely rehabilitated.

When we interviewed Eleonora Menicucci for our film (Eleonor is a former cell mate of Dilma's from their time in prison and is now Cabinet Secretary for Women's Policy), I was so impressed with how she continually said the Presidenta Rousseff's number one priority was "to eliminate misery caused by poverty".

Inmates considered occupying Don Vito's former cell a great honour.

Occasionally, the FSC that is maintaining an FSC clone is lost from the niche due to stem cell replacement, which results in a (former) stem cell clone that no longer extends back to the Region 2a/2b border.

Frustrated by having to use his BlackBerry while at the hospital (which lacked the software he needed), in 2008 practicing physician Daniel Schwartz and co-founder Chan Kruse (a former fuel cell engineer) set out to create mobile apps to help doctors do their jobs better.

The perspective on interdisciplinary biology teaching and learning in this essay is based on my experiences as a former research cell biologist, high school science teacher, and developer of secondary science curricula and teacher professional development programs used in a variety of school districts nationwide.

A little more than two decades after I made my first foray into political life and the divestment movement as a college student in California, I stood in Mandela's former cell in Robben Island.

A uniform-flow law is used if the elevation of the former cell is higher than that of the latter; otherwise, the flow is simulated using the broad-crested weir law.

Former cell biology professor at NYU, Virginia Black, now a Longmont resident, is mystified by the government's loose approach to regulating the process.