Sentence examples for incubating over from inspiring English sources

That is approximately 1/20th of the time it took them to come up with the exact same story (even the lengths are within 100 words of each other) and we will bet you $10 ours turns out a million times better and more interesting than the lukewarm pile of fluff incubating over on their site.

One furry blue version, by Céline, so incensed the Daily Mail that the newspaper was compelled to ask: "Are these the world's ugliest shoes?" That said, the trend has been incubating, over a couple of seasons, among the more experimental sections of the fashion industry.

Dr John Marsden, an alcohol and drug dependency expert from King's College London, says a typical functioning alcoholic can manage to hold down a job despite having a "very severe drinking problem that they have been incubating over a very long period".

Everyone harbours amibitions to one day write that novel we all supposedly have in us, or maybe write a screenplay for that Clerks meets Mad Max indie you've been incubating over the years.

Available as a double CD, free digital download (YAS!), and special boxset, these 40+ tracks also serve as Casual Gabberz' musical manifesto, showing off the hybrid new gabber sound that they've been incubating over the past four years.

The serum was removed and the primary antibody, the same as used for immunoblotting, diluted in BSA1% was added and incubating over night at 4°C in a moisture chamber.

For transformation and expression studies, E. coli DH5α and E. coli BL21 (DE3) were cultured in Luria Bertani broth (LB) and incubated over-night at 37 °C.

Tissue was then incubated over-night in 70% ethanol and embedded in paraffin.

Therefore, to mimic this as close as possible, 20-HETE and BAL fluid was incubated over-night to time-match the ex vivo study.

Bacteria from fresh selective agar plates were inoculated into 2 ml LB medium with selection antibiotics and incubated over-night at 26°C with shaking.

The whole-cell extract was incubated over-night at 4°C with the appropriate antibody.