Sentence examples for hatch through from inspiring English sources

As further insurance, he planned an obvious escape hatch through which any guerrillas who might unexpectedly happen to be in the area could flee.

The former are typically run by Koreans, who hunker behind ceiling-high bulletproof glass, with a little hatch through which they sell pints and half-pints of spirits.

They have long been committed to their Doughnut Hatch, through which they dole out coffee and pastries as well as takeaway chicken.

In the lower decks, there is an escape hatch through which Mr. Thomson can be jettisoned into the open water, should he capsize, which happened on a previous Hugo Boss yacht during the round-the-world Velux 5 Oceans solo race in 2006.

Fortunately, our hotel, La Trémoille, had clearly been designed with seduction in mind: situated off Avenue George V, in the heart of the Paris fashion district, our room had elegant leather fittings, thoughtfully low lighting, a shower big enough for two and a privacy hatch through which room service could be left without disturbing whatever was happening within.

Kirkegaard et al. (2013) concluded that Type 1 hatching is more common in human embryos than Type 2. They also noted that Type 1 is the mechanism preferentially used by embryos that resulted from ICSI, suggesting that such embryos may hatch through the small hole created by the sperm injection needle.

Nobody is allowed on the flight deck without good reason, so the only glimpse of the outdoors that most sailors and marines get is from a vast hangar bay one deck down, and only when the huge elevator hatches — through which aircraft are pushed onto moving platforms — are left open to the sea.

Like many animals, ducklings learn to identify their mom soon after hatching through a process called "imprinting".

To see how the new habitats affected these populations, evolutionary ecologist Alexander Badyaev of Auburn University in Alabama and colleague Geoffrey Hill tagged thousands of birds at each site and followed their offspring from hatching through adulthood.

Indeed, when applied to spare human embryos, it was observed that they consistently and preferentially hatched through the artificial hole (Cohen et al., 1990).

Thus, the current results indicate that larval mortality (i.e., post-hatching through completion of metamorphosis) probably did not contribute any additional barrier to gene flow during the onset of secondary contact between CTS and BTS.