Sentence examples for and securing in the from inspiring English sources

X-ray micro-CT can visualize cells and intercellular spaces of tissue samples that need no other pretreatment than cutting from the fruit and securing in the sample holder of the X-ray CT device, rendering an image at a resolution in the order of 1 micrometer in a few tens of minutes.

"The Independent Schools Inspectorate concludes that 'pupils report that they are happy and feel safe and secure in the school'".

"For the first time in my life, I was uneasy, even fearful, in the white community and comfortable and secure in the black community".

Another ad describes how the 9 vitamins, 84 minerals and 5 electrolytes are "kept fresh and secure in the cap until released".

I feel calm and secure in the knowledge that I can't conceive of a kind of labour that countless others have not performed before me.

I left you in the fridge and went to my party alone, buzzing around high on life and secure in the knowledge that I meant what I said and remembered it all the next day.

And I thank all of you for the commitment to the goal that we all share:  keeping America strong and secure in the 21st century, and keeping our Armed Forces the very best in the world.

In these sorts of nightmares it is easy to know when the dream ends, as we are jarred awake and find ourselves surprisingly safe and secure in the comfortable confines of our bedroom.

Taliban or other insurgent or criminal elements in this northern city -- usually one of the most peaceful and secure in the country -- were able to leverage the high emotions of the crowd, police officials said.

"Every Victorian has the right to feel safe and secure in the community and Victoria police will not tolerate any threats or attempts to incite hatred or violence based on sexual orientation or gender identity," police said on Thursday.

SCORECARD -- For more than a week now Mr. Green has tried to raise doubts about Mr. Ferrer's ability to help rebuild New York's economy and to keep it safe and secure in the aftermath of the World Trade Center disaster.