Sentence examples for damp tissue from inspiring English sources
"I'm going to try not to cry," he said, clutching a damp tissue in his left hand.
"I am torn between two countries," she said the other day, kneading a damp tissue between her fingers as she spoke.
The MH370 passengers are still alive," Gao insisted on Monday, clutching a damp tissue as she fought to contain her emotions.
The destabilised woman becomes aware of her several selves, especially the contrasting ones of celebrity – the professional Joyce Carol Oates who continues to perform her public persona – and the grieving Mrs Smith who dissolves into a "damp tissue" or uses her dark imagination to embody the lure of suicide as a staring basilisk at the edge of consciousness.
If the disgust-related stimulus was blood, a bandage with a small amount of fake blood was placed on the rubber hand, while a clean damp tissue with a similar shape to the bandage was placed on the real hand for 15 s.
Cellular injury and plasma membrane wounding due to injurious MV may further increase DAMP tissue levels, which in turn aggravates the proinflammatory cascade.
They will eat packaged rations, wash with damp tissues and spend several hours each day conducting experiments, just as astronauts would on a real space flight.
Add in that Coldplay asked Bruno Mars to be there too, and you can be pretty certain that Martin (and the National Football League) were making sure this year's show wouldn't drift away like so many damp tissues.
The contralateral incisors were dissected from the mandibular bone and the enamel organs wiped away with damp paper tissue.
The adhering enamel organs were wiped away using damp paper tissue and the teeth allowed to air dry until the white opaque zone was visible.
Chemiluminescent substrate (CSPD, Roche) was added by scattering the drops over the surface of the membrane after placement of the membrane between two plastic sheets, and any bubbles present under the sheet were eliminated with a damp lab tissue to create a liquid seal around the membrane.
