Sentence examples for long harnessed from inspiring English sources
Trump has long harnessed America's wave of white nationalism.
Four rivers the Viskan, Ätran, Nissan, and Lagan, famous for their salmon and long harnessed for hydroelectricity cross the county.
Edgier types such as Kate Moss have long harnessed rock'n'roll dishevelment to great effect, but even nation's sweetheart Cat Deeley, star of Pantene's latest haircare range no less, confesses that when she's not working she doesn't bother washing her hair.
Teenage boys have long harnessed the destructive power of Lynx body spray, going beyond just assaulting people's nostrils with the stuff and turning the little cans into actual weapons.
Teenage boys have long harnessed the destructive power of Axe body spray, going beyond just assaulting people's nostrils with the stuff and turning the little cans into actual weapons.
For underneath the calmer talk, it became clear on Mr. Powell's trip, the Bush administration still plans to emphasize America's military arrangements in the region in ways that the Chinese seem likely to find provocative -- including encouraging Japan to rethink the ways it can use its long harnessed military.
The kinetic energy of the human body, for example, has long been harnessed to power watches, and should also be enough to keep a pacemaker ticking.
"Five large young dogs, weighing sixty to seventy pounds and selected for their voracious appetites, stood on a long table harnessed to the wooden crossbeam directly above their heads.
Evolution in the form of selective breeding has long been harnessed as a useful tool by humans.
On show at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year was a simple type of robot designed to allow teachers to educate from long-distance, harnessing wireless technology.
Information on long-range interactions harnessed within the chromatin-protein complexes and how they impact transcriptional regulation is still lacking.
