Sentence examples for its organ from inspiring English sources

The carol became more prominent in England after being arranged for unison voices and orchestra in 1916 by Gustav Holst (1874 1934), where in its organ reduction it is often used as a processional hymn in church and cathedral services.

These results correlated with pharmacokinetic studies showing that MMDX encapsulation in A-NK cells strongly modifies its organ distribution and targets it to tissues in which IL-2 activated lymphocytes are preferentially entrapped after i.v. injection.

It must not seem too rapacious in its organ hunt, in case potential donors see their own rights as under threat, and donations fall even further.

It was therefore suggested that salivary gland epithelium depended completely on its organ specific mesenchyme for correct morphogenesis (Kratochwil, 1969).

Its greatest piece of visual art is its organ, which presides like a Last Judgment.

George Nicholas Sanders became its chief spokesman, and the Democratic Review was its organ.

Beasley said the carcass had no signs of decay when she found it, and all its organs appeared intact.

If a tarantula fell from a height, it would squish, because all its organs are in its abdomen and it doesn't have a skeleton to protect them.

"It's like the body doesn't have room for its organs," she says, and reading her non-fiction one can see what she means.

Among them, it creates a private right of action against the state and its organs for failure to fully comply with the law.

The nylon and Lycra underwear brand Spanx has been credited with reintroducing, and reacclimating, women to the concept of extra help for figure problems, but it may have also opened the door to a new generation of young women embracing the faja, which is far closer to the real thing — in all its organ-shifting, curve-exaggerating strength.