Sentence examples for bolted at a from inspiring English sources

In 2012, although the JinGuan (C1) cultivar bolted at a very low rate of 1.33%, this bolting could be considered a chance occurrence.

The rich, to his view, are fickle creatures prone to bolting at a whiff of tax talk.

I prefer to think they are the tense expressions of a people ready to rise up and bolt at a moment's notice — though perhaps we can take heart that the volcano has not spewed significant ash for at least a few weeks now.

The first is a simple problem of joining two beams of differing lengths, while the second consists of a three-dimensional structure comprising a circular plate that is bolted at eight locations to a flange on a cylindrical structure.

It is being bolted together at a projected cost of €15 billion ($22 billion) in the south of France.

Mr. Zhang's company is now branching out into the manufacture of heavily insulated, energy-efficient segments of buildings that can be quickly bolted together at a construction site.

In L. inflata, differences in offspring traits among fruits produced at different times suggest that a transition from a high-quality to high fecundity strategy occurs as the prospect of offspring establishment diminishes through the season (i.e. from early fruit to late fruit) [ 39]; in our study, plants bolting at different times exhibit a similar pattern.

But don't go there, because they'll wonder if you'll bolt at the first sign of a higher paycheck from another firm.

Yahoo's Dan Wetzel tells us why Sean Miller is still doing his yelling at Xavier, instead of bolting at the first offer of a big-time job.

Currently, most holders of contingent capital bonds are investors focused on short-term gains, who are liable to bolt at the first sign of a crisis.

Albert Smythe wanted his son to attend university after grade 12 but Smythe defied his father, bolting at age 17 to become a homesteader on 150 acre in Clute Township, near Cochrane, Ontario.