Sentence examples for crust's from inspiring English sources

Clues to the early history of the planet's surface come from the crust's composition: It's enriched in niobium and uranium, elements deposited by cooling magma.

The Upper Crust's live shows, including several at the defunct Brownie's in the East Village, were legendary; Nat Freedberg, the front man, sang in a ridiculously posh accent but performed with genuinely savage intensity.

Somewhere in the nascent crust's DNA was a sourdough starter that he had procured from a baker in Naples, Italy.

The other is that it is traversed by huge cracks.The crust's chemical composition is known from the Apollo missions, and also from spectroscopic data.

The upper crust's final feed was a bountiful one, beginning with oysters, consommé and salmon, then making its way through chicken, lamb, duckling and beef.

I wish Lahey had included more on incorporating flours other than all-purpose — 00 flour is a crust's crispiest friend — and had taken the time to really explain how to shape the comically elastic dough.

Phosphorus, among the most common elements found in the Earth's crust, 2 was dubbed "life's bottleneck" by science writer Isaac Asimov.

There's plenty of cheap energy in the earth's crust, just not in North America.

It's the third most common element in Earth's crust, after oxygen and silicon.

(It's actually the third most common element in the earth's crust).

It composes about 0.04 percent of Earth's crust.