Sentence examples for contains along from inspiring English sources

The museum exhibit contains, along with tables, chairs and bedsteads, a few architectural fragments and a reproduction of an 1850s parlor that he built for a tobacco farmer.

A housing development contains, along with a scattering of relatively new homes, rows of dusty plots that suggest the unrealized hopes of a developer.

It contains along its cobblestoned stretch much of what many citizens see as the best of their country: ancient history, diversity, entrepreneurial spirit.

Glazer's last film, Birth, which came out a decade ago, contains – along with some extraordinary set-pieces – a memorable close-up, four minutes on Nicole Kidman's face as her character absorbs a visit paid by a 10-year-old boy claiming to be her reincarnated husband.

A fertilized egg can differentiate into an organism only because of the complex mix of proteins and other molecules that the egg contains along with its genome, and those ingredients determine which of the egg's genes will be used in its first stages, including signals being sent and received, so that subsequent stages can take place.

The combined data indicate that GEC contains, along with eDNA, Kdo-containing LPS-like material, which may be different from the cell-wall LPS of P. aeruginosa PA14.

She dips cosily but adventurously into her marvellous bag, as if it's likely to contain, along with a gun, the heavens' embroidered cloths.

But on May 22 , 1989 the government now says, Mr. Hanssen left a package at a site in Virginia that contained, along with other classified material, information about the new inquiry into Mr. Bloch's activities.

Supergiants and world-class giants represent less than 1 percent of the world's total known gas fields, but they originally contained, along with associated gas in giant oil fields, approximately 80 percent of the world's reserves and produced gas.

It is the world that gave him the brave stories he wrote in the seventies and eighties, a place whose gay substratum and aboveground striations contained, along with oppressive terrors, the sort of furtive tenderness that the author described in pieces like "Adult Art".

The amphorae show evidence of extensive anti-fraud measures: each was painted with the exact weight of oil it contained, along with the name of the farm where the olives were pressed, the merchant who shipped the oil, and the official who verified this information before shipment.