Sentence examples for hung into a from inspiring English sources

Stone samples were weighed on an analytical balance (Gibertini E50S) equipped with an accessory for density measurements (see Figure 5): a special weighing plate with a soldered metallic structure from which the sample, fixed on a hook, was hung into a glass beaker filled with deionised water; the beaker was placed on a small table whose feet stood around, and not on the weighing plate.

The company turned bunkers into a restaurant and a hotel, cleared some tourist trails of debris, and made the bunker that had belonged to Gen. Alfred Jodl — who was tried at Nuremberg and hanged — into an indoor shooting range.

Tie a knot at the other end of the strings, leaving additional string to make a loop to hang into an eye hook.

Add additional length to each string to tie knots at either end and to make a loop, at the top of each strand, to hang into an eye hook.

Rheingold was half a length ahead entering the final furlong, and should have won, but he hung into his rival, persistently bumping him.

Mice bearing tumours derived from D27 (mean volume 1.23±0.2 cm, n=8) or C6 (mean volume 1.25±0.2 cm, n=8) wild type cells were anaesthetised with a single intraperitonal dose of 10 ml kg−1 Hypnorm/Hypnovel and placed so the tumour hung into the centre of the surface coil.

You want most of the string to hang into the bacon grease with a small amount sticking up on top.

Going from a dead hang (isometric) into a pull-up (dynamic) is an example of an exercise that offers both.

(small earphones that are almost weightless and hang into your ear) Most TVs sold today have an output jack for sound.

Once clear, however, the son of Montjeu began to hang into the rail, tilting his head either through resentment or inattention.

By Charles Ramond The New Yorker, August 22 , 1953P. 66 Its spring released, there hangs into the dusk View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Emily Nussbaum.