Sentence examples for hull about from inspiring English sources

Liz Nickels spoke to Sicomin, who provided epoxy materials for the hull, about what makes it so special.

Allan Hirschel, 74, traveled from Hull, about an hour away, and thrust his heart medication, Metoprolol, under Ms. Bregoli's nose.

A few Westerners became aware of the guarded effort when China ordered from Russia the forging of a spherical hull about seven feet wide.

Navigator Larry Rosenfeld reported yesterday afternoon that the bow has broken away from the remainder of the 110-foot hull about two feet behind the forward crossbeam.

Judge Louise Pemberton decided that the boy, who has not been named, should be placed for adoption after a hearing in Hull about the child's welfare.

In October 2009 he wrote an email to Graham Haughton, a geographer at the University of Hull, about how "science should be conducted through the peer-review literature, as it has been for over 300 years.

"These decisions - about Hull, and about Manchester, and about Leeds, and about Newcastle, and about Birmingham - should be made by the people of those great cities, who know and love their area, rather than having to troop up to London and plead for crumbs from the table.

"Decisions about Hull and about Manchester, Leeds or Birmingham should be made by the people of those great cities who know and love their area, rather than troop up to London and plead for crumbs from the table," he said.

3 tablespoons low-fat milk or water 1 tablespoon soaked chia seeds (1 teaspoon dry unsoaked) 1 heaped cup ripe strawberries, hulled (about 6 ounces) 1/2 cup freshly squeezed orange juice 1 tablespoon geranium syrup 1.

Previous studies suggest that this is probably due to the high lignin content of cotton seed hulls (about 20 25%).

In one chapter, you hear Hull talking about the panic of losing reference points, of not being able to locate yourself in physical space.