Sentence examples for chains of life from inspiring English sources
He will probably return to college, an option play for a quarterback scrambling to move the chains of life.
That is to say: we are profoundly mucking around with the very bottom of the planet's most basic chains of life.
Water, of course, supports long chains of life — from the small-as-dust green cells of the drifting plant plankton, through the minute water fleas, to the fish that strain plankton from the water and are, in turn, eaten by other fish or by birds, mink, raccoons, and man himself, in an endless transfer of materials from life to life.
The nudes connect in harmony, forming chains of life.
They think that on the food chain of life, salespeople are below green slime.
In calling evolution a "make-believe story," for instance, she maintains that "before Darwin, the accepted explanation for the chain of life was design".
But then the program turns the microscope around and shows how the reintroduction of a single species, the wolf, has affected the entire chain of life in Yellowstone National Park.
He decried what he saw as the extreme improbability that such a long, complex molecule would or could arise spontaneously and become the first step in the long chain of life that followed.
