Sentence examples for maintains like a from inspiring English sources

Some Western observers will surely feel that drama has been eliminated here in the pursuit of soft-spoken and ordered beauty, but the ceremonious nature of the action maintains, like a gossamer web, a constant tension.

The vision — maintained like a fireplace in winter by the strong-willed Srdjan — would require Novak to leave home at age 12 for the Munich academy run by the former top Yugoslav player Niki Pilic, a friend of Gencic's.

His plant, behind a tobacco shop that serves also as a gas station and diner, is a modest operation: his production line requires about a dozen workers, and his equipment, imported secondhand from England and carefully maintained like a vintage car engine, dates to the 1980s.

I always ended their arguing day by making them take their daughter (the actress Faith Wladyka) out for a family fun day, take her putt-putt golfing, or take her to the bumper boats or something, just so they could feel that pull in a relationship, to maintain like a public persona no matter if something is going wrong.

When C. elegans gonads are injected with plasmid DNA, they package the concatenated DNA into an extrachromosomal array that is maintained like an extra X chromosome.

The SAA maintains resources like an educational directory and an employment bulletin.

We determined the crystal structure of EV71 2atro at 1.85 Å resolution, revealing that the proteinase maintains a chymotrypsin-like fold.

The resulting convective dynamo produces a large scale mean field that exhibits similar irregular cyclic behavior and polarity reversals, and self-consistently maintains a solar-like differential rotation.

When a magnetic field is applied, the composite particle fluid exhibits higher storage modulus and maintains a solid-like property at larger strain.

Yeung et al. used 3D cell culture to demonstrate that hypoxia inhibits differentiation of colon cancer cells and maintains a stem-like phenotype [ 63].

Except that it has been poorly maintained, squeals like a train, and is probably wickedly dangerous.