Sentence examples for empty woven from inspiring English sources

Time spent in each chamber and time spent sniffing the empty woven metal container or the mice in the containers was recorded.

To test for sociability, an empty woven metal container was placed in one of the side chambers, and an unfamiliar mouse was placed under a woven metal container in the other side chamber.

The experimental mouse was placed in the center chamber that was open to both sides and allowed to explore for 5 min. To test for preference for social novelty, the experimental mouse was again placed in a holding cage while a different unfamiliar mouse with the characteristics described above was placed under the empty woven metal container.

it's empty) and weave it through the loops on your left hand like this: On your LEFT RING FINGER come down from the top through the middle of the loop and under the one strand towards your middle finger.

Now take your right RING finger (hint: it's empty) and weave it through the loops on your left hand like this: On your LEFT RING FINGER come down from the top through the middle of the loop and under the one strand towards your middle finger.

Despite PR professionals regularly telling us they're storytellers, the only tale they've woven is an elaborate farce of empty self-importance that borders on the religious.

Discernable by magnification, the inconspicuous placement of Brenner's signature imitates that of a Sicilian engraver, Euainetos, whose work Brenner described as having an "extraordinary decorative sense woven into every line, giving to the empty spaces as much charm as to the modeled surfaces".

Flying through empty Rust Belt streets or weaving by dawn-lit Manhattan traffic, each skater troop appears united in the same goal less mind over matter than motion over matter, and, better yet, motion over mind.

Some species have been collected on woody material like dead herbaceous stems, the empty shells or husks of nuts, or on fibrous material like coconut, jute, or hemp fiber woven into matting, sacks or cloth.

This kind of story is woven through The Mirror Test -- real-world fables about businesses that need to do more than make empty promises.

Suicide has been woven into the fabric of my life since 1990, when my 23-year-old sister drove to an empty parking lot in the middle of the night and shot herself in the head.