Sentence examples for carefully intact from inspiring English sources
Middleton's defences always carefully intact, he allowed himself no interest in London literary fashions and, though a Labour man, he turned down honours from the Wilson government of the 1960s.
The researchers then carefully detached the intact colonies and moved them to special laboratory dishes treated to make it difficult for cells to adhere to the dishes.
Unlike Michael Jordan, Woods won't have the option of retiring from his sport as a brand, his carefully manufactured image intact.
For immunohistochemical analysis of retinal cryosections, eyes were carefully dissected and intact retinas removed.
After draining the fluid take care to leave the extra skin intact, carefully smoothing it over the raw area of skin.
Remove the segments carefully to keep them intact and drop them into a bowl.
Backbone intact but carefully severed between 8th and 9th vertebra, the upper portion being bent round towards south in forcing body into chamber.
Even his table for tying fishing flies — a skill he insisted that his granddaughters learn as well, just in case — remains intact, covered carefully with a cloth.
However, as long as its carefully crafted reputation remains intact, and the quality of degree level study is maintained, I confidently predict that UK higher education can face down all of these challenges as an appealing destination for increasingly mobile Latin American students, whatever their motivation for leaving home and however the political or social situation develops.
In the end, charm and bonhomie may not suffice to hold the communion together but the Sentamu factor could help keep the Anglican family on speaking terms until their next big gathering in 2008.As well as being a charmer, the new archbishop has a legal training; he can say reassuring things while carefully leaving basic axioms intact.
Brains with the optic nerves intact were carefully removed from the head and the region of the optic chiasm was analyzed en face under fluorescent illumination.
