Sentence examples for limp ends from inspiring English sources

Trim the roots from the bottom and any dried or limp ends from the tops, and slice or chop the rest for your recipe.

As another evidence for mutational decay of the LIMP ends, 79 LIMP remnants were also found in the genome, containing a perfect or near-perfect 11 20 nt fragment of the LIMP (including the loop) but unable to form a stem-loop.

The film has no such device and arguably raises more questions than it answers; indeed, a slightly limp ending may disappoint some.

It was a limp end to a disappointing season, and Ancelotti paid the price.

Early critics panned the movie for glamorizing prostitution and theft, while others called it a "soft comedy with a limp end," but its box-office receipts ($6 million grossed worldwide) and five Academy Award nominations spoke louder to its widespread appeal.

It is not known for sure when this ornithological curiosity finally turned up its toes, but there is a strong suspicion that its limp corpse ended up in the hoarding grasp of John Tradescant, gardener to King Charles II and an avid collector of rare and interesting curiosities.

But the small circuit of limping only ended with him circling back to shake Querrey's hand, thereby retiring from the match.

"The last thing I wanted to do was limp to the end," he told his farewell press conference in Wellington.

Many observers had assumed Zardari would continue to defy the court in order to limp to the end of the government's term by sacrificing one prime minister after the next – the current incumbent, Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, is widely regarded as a political lightweight and has been implicated in his own separate corruption scandal.

(The government's brief uses bullet points to patiently explain how specific provisions would go limp if the court ends up restricting which users merit tax subsidies).

This is especially true if you notice split ends or limp hair that tangles easily.[19].[19]