Sentence examples for add a mantle from inspiring English sources

If country is your style, you can add a center island with a drop leaf table and add a mantle above the cabinets to display English china.

For an extra bonus of radioactive tracks, add the mantle of a smoke detector to the bottom of your cloud chamber, and watch the slow-moving particles emanating outward from it.

Nostalgia was bittersweet in Roddy Doyle's The Guts (Jonathan Cape), which caught up with the music-mad hero of The Commitments, weighed down by illness and middle age, while Elizabeth Jane Howard, now 90, added a final volume, All Change (Mantle), to her upper-class family saga the Cazalet chronicles – still comfort reading supreme.

Nostalgia was bittersweet in Roddy Doyle's The Guts (Jonathan Cape), which caught up with the music-mad hero of The Commitments, weighed down by illness and middle age, while Elizabeth Jane Howard, now 90, added a final volume, All Change (Mantle), to her upper-class family saga the Cazalet chronicles – still comfort reading supreme.

But if true, the work could end up adding a layer to the "onion" model of Earth structure that now includes surficial sediments, crust, mantle, core, and inner core.

He was far less interested in actually building a company than he was in obtaining another credential to add to his mantle.

Therefore, a variation in the amount of fluid added to the mantle wedge can contribute to the variability in Cl/F ratios observed in arc melt inclusions.

The composition of the subduction input added to the mantle wedge is geographically variable and mirrors the changes observed in the Tonga arc island lavas.

"I thank every CSX director, including those leaving the Board, for their constructive and skillful engagement that enabled this terrific outcome for CSX," added Mantle Ridge's Hilal.

In this model, we vary the amount of metasomatic slab fluid added into the mantle while its composition is kept constant.

The composition of the metasomatized mantle wedge can vary greatly according to the nature (aqueous fluids formed from by the dehydration of the slab, or silicate melts, formed by the melting of the slab) and the amounts of slab-derived components added to the mantle (e.g. Ayers [1998]; Grove et al. [2002]; Rüpke et al. [2002]; Straub et al. [2004]).