Sentence examples for bits of living from inspiring English sources

Nor is stitching wounds terribly effective if the seal needs to be water-tight; needles leave too many holes.In this section Bringing home the harvest Beam me together, Bones A minor chord ReprintsAlthough the idea of spot-welding bits of living tissue with a laser is appealing, it has been hard, except in the case of retinas, to do it reliably.

Amino acids are the basis of proteins, which are structures that make up hair, skin and other bits of living creatures.

In this respect, epigenomic profiles (transcriptomes, chromatin maps and the further bits of living matter that technology is progressively digitizing, from proteomes to metabolomes etc).

"You would lose a bit of living history".

Channel 4, I can see, will take a bit of living up to.

The author of Poker Nation, Andy Bellin, said, "If poker is truly America's game, then Amarillo Slim is the last bit of living American history there is.

Maritime history buffs and the just plain curious have been trickling into the Lake Geneva town of Morges, Switzerland, for the past four years to witness an odd bit of living history -- the construction of a 17th-century-style galley powered in part by sails and up to more than 200 oarsmen.

Barely out of short trousers, by the look of him, the Italian soloist Gianluca Cascioli showed how important it is to get a bit of living done before tackling these masterworks; for all his virtuoso technique and laid-back assurance, his delivery of this subtly nuanced piece came across with clinical expertise rather than its distinctive blend of warmth and melancholia.

With a GreenSewn scarf or wrap, you're wearing a bit of living history.

McCracken asks us how the left-behind can move on when death is present in every bit of living minutiae: "The dead live on in the homeliest of ways.

They're getting a little bit bored of living like it was still ten years ago.