Sentence examples for a mouse to turn from inspiring English sources

The pole test measures the ability of a mouse to turn upside-down when posed on the top of a wooden pole ('T-turn') and the time spent to coordinately walk down the pole ('Time on pole').

For example, if you are walking through a corridor and you see a door, don't use your mouse to turn, but the strafe keys.

Go to your backpack, use the blueberries, and use your mouse to turn the crank.

While in the air, use the mouse to turn your character at least 180 degrees around.

The ability of mice to turn downward on a vertical pole was also tested.

In healthy mice, a cluster in the start pathway might light up as a mouse began to turn left, while another in the stop pathway might light up when that mouse finished grooming its tail.

Since amphibians in magic have roughly the same status as rodents in science, all the spells featured things a sorcerer could do to a frog: conjure it into existence, conjure it out of existence, teleport it, levitate it, change its color, double its size, turn it into two frogs, turn it into a mouse, turn it to stone, and turn it invisible.

Now a Kyoto University group has found a way to turn mouse ES cells into sperm precursor cells and to use the resulting sperm to produce normal mouse pups.

"The best laid schemes o' Mice an' Men, Gang aft agley" --Robert Burns, "To a Mouse on Turning Her Up in Her Nest With the Plough".

A single approach will not be enough, however, because even "The best laid schemes of mice and men, Go often askew…" (Robert Burns' poem 'To A Mouse, On Turning Her Up In Her Nest With The Plough', 1785).

How long did it take evolution to turn a mouse-sized mammal into one the size of an elephant?