Sentence examples for flecks of life from inspiring English sources
Ms. Luk creates manga comics — pocket-size tales about flecks of life most of us barely notice.
By making them out of a cermet material essentially a ceramic mortadella salami with flecks of metal Alcoa could extend the life of an anode from three weeks to three years.
— and some of the chauvinism that flecks his life and his writing may have derived from weird-mom worries.
Galileo was afflicted with a cold and crazy mother after he made his first telescope, she tried to bribe a servant to betray its secret so that she could sell it on the market!—and some of the chauvinism that flecks his life and his writing may have derived from weird-mom worries.
In a secret laboratory Dippel was said to conduct his experiments for the search of the secret of life by boiling bones and hair with iron flecks and blood clots.
But it may only be a few more years until we point a telescope at a fleck of light, absorbing those photons one by one, sifting through them, and finding in them – literally – the breath of life.
In the early nineties, research on C. elegans, a tiny nematode worm that resembles a fleck of lint, showed that a single gene mutation extended its life, and that another mutation blocked that extension.
It then leaves urbanity to head into the wilderness, a sense of some strange thing or other coming to life as we head for the hinterlands and flecks of light begin to stream across the sky.
Sputum discharge may contain flecks of blood.
There are flecks of awkward dialogue.
