Sentence examples for kept unbroken from inspiring English sources

(a) Ruptured film of the epoxysiloxane resist with a viscosity of 37 mPa s and water contact angle of 98.9° formed in 10 min after spin coating and (b) uniform film of the epoxysiloxane resist with a viscosity of 112 mPa s and water contact angle of 80.6° kept unbroken for 1 h after spin coating.

Set backs and open space requirements were deliberately waived to keep continuous, unbroken street line and related building masses.

This activity challenges students to build contraptions that will house eggs and keep them unbroken after being dropped 76 meters from the top of the Green Building.

ERT journalists, who refused to allow prime minister Antonis Samaras to silence the broadcaster for the first time in more than 70 years, have been able to keep an unbroken news service going since Tuesday when the Conservative-led coalition government announced it was closing the broadcaster with immediate effect.

If you have fragile things, wrap them in tissues, socks or anything else that will keep them unbroken!

Later the dancers lay on the floor, holding the sticks end to end to form a long line and fighting to keep that line unbroken as they rotated their bodies around the fragile connection.

Mr. Dahinden moved his body and hands sinuously, striving to keep the chord unbroken and consistent, listening intently for flagging energy and attention until, at 8 31 on the dot, he brought his hands up and together and ended the sound as abruptly as it had begun.

He ended up knocking on people's doors to seek out odd jobs to keep his record unbroken.

We see how it digests the contemporary, the ironic, the confessional voices and yet keeps a grand unbroken line of faith to their to our literary past.

But Dartford, maintaining its unofficial title as Britain's best bellwether constituency, resoundingly voted in favour of the Conservatives to keep up its unbroken run since 1964.

I don't think that the monarchy is the only possible solution to keep this historical perspective unbroken and uncut.