Sentence examples for imbedded across from inspiring English sources

Wetlands diverse in size, shape, and type are imbedded across this landscape.

Notwithstanding all the differences in site geology and hydrology, it is essential that water stewardship be imbedded throughout planning, production and across the supply chain.

Sixteen heavy iron chains, with a span of some 100 yards or more, were stretched across the river, their ends imbedded on each side under great piles of cemented rock, beneath the stone bridgeheads.

A crack cuts across his feet, but deeply imbedded rebar holds him together.

When I got it in the boat, I saw that along with two extra back fins that give the fish its ace-of-hearts shape, the tripletail also sports a sharp row of spikes across its top and razors imbedded in its gill plates.

Words Set in Stone Q. Walking across East 41st Street toward the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue, I've noticed plaques imbedded with literary quotations embedded into the sidewalk.

"That's one paper imbedded in another".

An example is Laura, found imbedded in cnidarians and echinoderms.

Ms. Mundorff recently found a mandible imbedded inside a torso.

The separatist cries would come later, as white flight and black power ended the illusion that an atmosphere of genuine acceptance and respect across color lines would overcome in our time the pernicious effects of a racism so deeply imbedded in American life.

It's something that's imbedded in us.