Sentence examples for going in one side from inspiring English sources
This is called the "I.T. cloud" -- a huge complex web of lines and routers, where, like a cloud, you see your voice, data or e-mail going in one side and coming out the other, but never quite know how it works in between.
They are giant labyrinths cut into patches of corn; you go in one side and, a few minutes or days later, are supposed to come out the other.
Cool water goes in one side, sucks up the heat, and comes back out to be cooled by whatever they've got rigged up, a desk fan or something.
"She was shot in the arm and it broke her shoulder, and she was shot in the abdomen and it went in one side and out the other side," her father told reporters after visiting his daughter in the hospital.
Then, as the roof went on, discovering that the enormous hole in one side was also to be a permanent feature.
Indeed, endeavours into the origin of life are unfalsifiable conjecture because even if we constructed a reactor in the laboratory where chemicals go in on the one side and newly arisen life (E.
"one side" means expression is present in one side of the embryo, but this side (either the syphonoglyph side or the non-syphonoglyph side) is not indicated.
For those that are unfortunately working with a Jillian Michaels-type trainer, nutritionist, or doctor, try sending them this picture (the metabolic pathways of a cell), and asking them how a calorie goes in one end, and comes out the other side... unscathed.
The sawdust goes in one end and the fully bagged-up briquettes come out the other side.
The cheesy tortillas went on one side of a platter.
