Sentence examples for called shelf life from inspiring English sources
The new lineup includes a book club-like series called "Shelf Life," from Jill Adams, Oprah's Book Club and Special Projects Producer; "Family Portrait," which focuses on the diversity of American families; animal stories in "Paws & Claws," exclusive and new stories about Hollywood scandals in "Entertainment Weekly: Hollywood True Crime;" and the wedding-focused show "Sizing up the Dress".
Prof. Vernon Bogdanor, who teaches politics and government at Oxford, calls it the unpredictable shelf life of a prime minister.
Trans fat, which is in foods as diverse as cookies and French fries, is created when food manufacturers add hydrogen to vegetable oil, a process called hydrogenation, to increase the shelf life of food and stabilize flavors.
A Siga spokesperson noted to HuffPost that the contract calls for a 60-month shelf life and said that Siga will deliver on that promise.
The trans formation linked to heart disease is formed when vegetable oils are hardened to prolong shelf life in a manufacturing process called hydrogenation.
In her show, called "Recycled Images," Ms. Delaporte fought the short shelf life of magazine photographs by reusing her own pictures.
The degradation of sterilized plastics continues for a long time during their shelf life and service, which is called post-degradation or post-sterilization.
But it's the movies that have struggled to secure much shelf life where Poots has found her true calling.
SAB has developed an upscale version at Kitwe called Chibuku Super, which comes in a plastic bottle and has a shelf life of several weeks.
Typically, cars with so much instant youth appeal -- call it a high "fly" quotient -- don't have a long shelf life.
