Sentence examples for loose part of from inspiring English sources

The first letter in Fanny Hill ends thus: Hating, as I mortally do, all long unnecessary prefaces, I shall give you good quarter in this, and use no farther apology, than to prepare you for seeing the loose part of my life, wrote with the same liberty that I led it.

Or then there's the outro to " '93 'til Infinity," by Oakland's Souls of Mischief, where cohorts are all checked off one by one as "chillin' " — a tiny and loose part of the track, by appearance fairly spontaneous, yet the classic wouldn't have the same life without it.

He was only interested in improving students' intelligibility and did not want his students to loose part of their identity while struggling for a near-native English pronunciation.

Cementitious grouts injected by vacuum pressure techniques are expected to loose part of the free mixing water with direct consequences on fluidity and penetrability.

To make perfect poached eggs, put the raw egg in a strainer and let the loose part of the whites drip through, then lower the strainer into simmering water and hold it for a minute to let the white set up before tilting the egg out into the water to finish cooking.

The damaged and loose part of the meniscus tissue was removed with arthroscopic instruments (mechanised shaver and meniscal punches) until solid meniscus tissue was reached.

Groups like A Tribe Called Quest seemed to wire together all the loose parts of Ahmir's musical upbringing — the riffs and record labels, B-sides and backup vocals — and zap them to life.

We worked on two of the seven scenarios listed above: Parappa and Papa reconnecting the loose parts of the time machine, and then the time-travelling fun and games of the ruined past becoming the twisted present which is then all fixed again.

If the cage is galvanized, wash it down with vinegar and water and scrub with a wire brush to remove any loose parts of galvanized wire, then rinse thoroughly and dry completely before adding the bird.

This analysis looses part of its meaning for phone-based STD systems such as P1B-HTK, since for these systems words do not exist, and hence single- and multi-word terms are just phone sequences.

We acknowledge that our writing was far too simplistic in an attempt to accommodate a broad readership, thus loosing part of its meaning.