Sentence examples for held living things from inspiring English sources
It is too soon to say if the lake held living things, but NASA's news release did include the happy phrase "clues to subsurface habitability".
You can discover how just 20 chemical building blocks can result in the astonishing diversity of structures and functions that are required to hold living things together.
Ormsby writes: In Children's Literature: A Reader's History from Aesop to Harry Potter Seth Lerer notes that the history of children's books is a study "of books as valued things, crafted and held, lived with and loved". This fundamental insight gives a human touch to what might otherwise have been a dusty foray into long forgotten hornbooks and primers.
Some Native American traditions also hold that all living things are sacred.
Both offered simple and elegant generalizations that held true for all living things.
Anaximander held an evolutionary view of living things.
Therefore, on the assumption that, in a Darwinian awakening, the world will rally to protect itself and all living things, by holding to the 2 degree level, investments in the 200 are severely overpriced in the market.
Betsy Thomson, a PETA volunteer, held an umbrella over Valladolid's cage and said, "All living things have a right to live without being harmed, tortured, and violated".
Locke holds that man is an animal and is thus individuated just like other living things.
Living things will, at any given point, have one part or group of parts that are most active or that seem to hold the most energy.
Most living things require iron to exist.
