Sentence examples for gum by from inspiring English sources

Certain species of scale insects produce a gum that was used as chewing gum by tribes of North American Indians.

Rosin acids are converted into ester gum by reaction with controlled amounts of glycerol or other polyhydric alcohols.

(Three years ago, the government relented a bit, in order to satisfy the requirements of a free-trade agreement: you can now buy nicotine gum by prescription).

Whitemint, a new flavor of chewing gum by Stride, the Kraft Foods brand, is named for the athlete and features his likeness on the package.

With one-click shopping and smartphones, buying media online becomes an impulse purchase, like the candy or gum by the cash register.

America has an irritatingly complex "ecosystem" composed of millions of fribbling bits of paper, string and gum by Sarah Sze for which there is simply not world enough and time.

It would all heal immobilized in surgical braces, a metal band strapped around the gums by individually tying metal wires around the base of the teeth.

"Environmental" has become gummed by politics.

Mourinho's second decisive moment came as Chelsea's flying start was gummed by injury and fatigue.

The duct tape roses I made over Thanksgiving were fetching (until they were gummed by the cat), but post-turkey lethargy prevented me from digging into the meatiest projects in "The Best of Instructables" (Make: Books; $34.99).

Another found two people had damaged their gums by using a type of automatic flosser, but not in quite the right way.