Sentence examples for all condensed from inspiring English sources

It is all condensed into a 48-hour development cycle.

Pressure can induce major changes in the structural, electronic and magnetic properties of all condensed phases.

Only when you see it all condensed together do you realise how much work went into it".

Here, it's all condensed into a single moment, a mute moment, so my basic instruction was, 'Less, less, less,' because you don't need much at all".

Such perfect metaphors all condensed in one: the patchwork of fields, the crop sewn directly into the ground, the conjuring of grain out of grain sacks.

The same is true of many industries, of course, especially now that potential, opportunity and demand are all condensed around the screen.

These must all be condensed under the same heading.

"We understand this is going to be a wild journey for everybody with all the condensed games coming one after another," he said.

Because of its controversial subject, FREE FOR ALL was condensed data and first-hand evidence detailing massive effort to suppress voters and subvert elections.

It's a perplexed look that says, "Why on earth would anyone want to know the answer to this?" followed by a shrug and a one-size-fits-all nonexplanation condensed into three little words, "tour de main".

We've condensed all the most important articles into the fewest words possible.