Sentence examples for help nourishing from inspiring English sources
Even in cold blood, Ellsworth Kelly, Andy Warhol, Dan Flavin, and Blinky Palermo can't help nourishing the heart, through the hue-hungry eye.
The government started providing subsidized milk to schools in the 1940s to help nourish needy children.
A rain barrel or two can also help nourish the garden.
The stems help nourish the bulb, so leave them uncut until they turn yellow.
In many invertebrate species, the males provide females with food to help nourish their eggs.
This effort must begin again with each new generation to help nourish both people and the planet.
"We do well starting them out and encourage them at the top with mentoring, but it's the missing middle we need to help nourish".
"That would not only help nourish one of the world's most bountiful trees, but perhaps even allow me to wander eternally through the Torrid Zone," he writes.
Cover crops help nourish other plants by pulling in nutrients from the air and from deep within the soil and rendering them in a usable form.
When they tried another cloning approach -- inserting genes from cumulus cells whose traditional role is to help nourish an egg -- they got three early embryos, the hardiest of which progressed to only six cells in size.
The researchers hoped that if the modified gene could be transferred to nonlegume crops such as wheat or rice, the plants could be coaxed into producing their own nodules for rhizobia that would then help nourish the plants and reduce the need for artificial fertilizer.
