Sentence examples for extended taste from inspiring English sources

They both finally got an extended taste of playing time Thursday night, Danny Granger and Glen Davis showing why the Clippers acquired both free-agent forwards.

Although TMEM44 cell nuclei are enriched in the bottom portion of CV taste buds (Fig. 3H), some TMEM44 cell processes labeled with keratin-19 (Fig. 3G), a marker of taste bud cells [11], extended to the taste pore region (Fig. 3I).

The other two charges include leaving patient records laying around and prescribing medical marijuana to a patient before allegedly buying it back from the same patient, indicating an alleged cycle of poor purchases extending beyond taste in speakers.

Enlightened taste extended to experimental science.

But his musical taste extended beyond the personalities.

And the range of senses that can be substituted electronically has now been extended to include taste as well as smell.

Some admit to fascination with a couple who imported whole rooms from Europe -- not just the furniture, but the walls and ceilings, whose taste extended all over the map and whose pocketbook followed suit.

A small fraction of TMEM44 cells also expressed TRPM5 or PKD1L3 and some TMEM44 cells had apical processes that extended towards the taste pore region, suggesting that these cells may be transitioning from an immature to a mature state.

Ms. Stern's tastes extended from a 1622 encyclopedia of Norman Conquest royal ancestry through a baroness's early 1900s guest book and last year's mugs celebrating Prince William's marriage.

Though his tastes extended to blues and gospel, he had little interest in postwar jazz or rock 'n' roll.

Order, discipline, health, spiritual as well as physical grace, all were evident sources for his fascination, informing a taste that extended over many fields and decades without change.