Sentence examples for be completely expelled from inspiring English sources

In the field, moisture in the aggregates may not be completely expelled due to a lower production temperature which increases the potential for moisture damage, including stripping.

Finding that the lead formed deposits in the engine, Midgley settled on using ethylene bromide as a compound that would cause the lead to be completely expelled in the engine's exhaust.

P. Harvey's important new book, Muslims in Spain: 1500 to 1614, soberly recounts the ways in which Muslim culture and religion, which had been part of Spanish life for eight centuries, was forcibly suppressed, until Muslims were completely expelled from Spain, between 1609 and 1614.

The hind pulls the placenta out of her reproductive tract with her teeth and starts eating it before it is completely expelled (unpublished observations).

15 Because birth is timed when the baby is completely expelled from its mother's womb, natural caesarean babies often achieve a healthy Apgar score before they are actually born.

87 The Registration of Still-Births (Scotland) Act applied to any child which had issued forth from its mother after the twenty-eighth week of pregnancy and which did not at any time, after being completely expelled from its mother, breathe or show any other signs of life.

Increase your breathing capacity and volume by fully exhaling until all of the air is completely expelled from your lungs, then take a deep breath and hold it for 15 seconds before exhaling again.

The British failed in an assault on Quebec in 1690 and were almost completely expelled from Hudson Bay by 1700, while in the late 1690s Frontenac (who had returned as governor in 1689) finally defeated the Iroquois, who sued for peace.

You want the vegetable to be completely dry so it absorbs the ink (and doesn't expel any water) so the dry time is very important.

It is completely sealed, so fresh air for the fire is drawn in through a chimney tube while combustion gases are expelled through a parallel tube.

The tension relaxes under two conditions: when the particle is completely engulfed [ 60], or when the actin layer of the phagocytic cup disassembles before the cup is closed and the particle is expelled [ 48].