Sentence examples for left embedded in from inspiring English sources

The device was packed with 600g of 25-millimetre nails, spraying the deadly contents across a 70-metre radius with such force that nails were left embedded in tree trunks.

Yet the same string of words "there are any cookies left" embedded in other constructions becomes perfect: "I wonder whether there are any cookies left," or "I doubt that there are any cookies left". As it turns out, the behavior of "any" is one of the keys to understanding the relation between logic and language, Chierchia said.

For XRD analysis, the wires were left embedded in the templates; however, both the caps and backing layer were removed from the nanowires.

For SEM and TEM analyses, nanowires were liberated from the template by dissolving the polymer matrix in dichloromethane, on the other hand for magnetic and XRD characterizations the wires were left embedded in the template and Au/Cu substrate layer was removed.

Jeta's photograph, Only Footprints, beckons the reader to question one's own humanity looking at a lone shoe left embedded in the mud hoping the wearer survived and is safe.

However, these functions could have been differentially recruited as evolutionary signatures were left embedded in tRNA molecules.

The axe used to kill him struck with such force it was left embedded to the haft in the dead man's face, its handle covered with sticking plaster to hide traces of fingerprints.

Modern Pop's products, which are crafted at a kitchen in Costa Mesa, sport indicators that they're not made from synthetics: mint leaves embedded in the Mango Mint, strawberry slices in the Strawberry Basil.

He continued to experiment, as in the Ming Lace Leaves plates, with real jade leaves embedded between melamine plastic.

Besides being a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Mr. Hagel had added cachet by way of two Purple Hearts from his service in Vietnam, which left shrapnel embedded in his chest and, he has said, a unique perspective on war.

Graphical abstract Particulate matter on a carbon surface used for particle counting (left) and embedded in a paper sample exposed for 5 months (centre).