Sentence examples for be growing from the from inspiring English sources

Leeks would be growing from the car engines, which we'd harvest and grill.

The biomes appear to be growing from the old pit, and their hexagons and pentagons echo those seen in the structures of plants and insects.

With hallucinatory vividness, bits of furniture springs, steel mesh and reinforcing bars from the concrete floors, angle iron and what could be crumpled pieces of desks or filing cabinets seem to be growing from the meteorite.

Dozens of natural and artificial wonders are displayed on the shelves, including a branch of flaming red coral that appears to be growing from the top of a human skull.American trompe l'oeil is one of the surprises of this exhibition (for this reason alone the catalogue essay by Mark Mitchell is well worth reading).

Or should it be grown from the best that the scholarly community can do within its own marketplace?

Centimetre level LCTB crystal can be grown from the self-flux LiCaBO3.

Unlike the sectional structure from the traditional batch-type reactor, ZnO nanorods with finely-controlled length and uniform morphology could be grown from the continuous reactor.

The TOP is especially critical as it forms a metal ligand complex with Ag that reduces the nucleation rate so that larger diameter (~20 nm) alloy NPs can be grown from the precursors in the reaction mixture.

Although conducting polymer films may be grown from the precursor compounds containing the N-pyrrole substituents, attempts to grow conducting polymer films from the modified cyclam ligands, of potential use in electrocatalysis, were unsuccessful.

Scallions or salad onions may be grown from the Welsh onion (A. fistulosum) as well as from A. cepa.

For immunohistology and FISH we chose specimen of these 13 patients, where only S. aureus and no other bacteria could be grown from the tonsillar tissue.