Sentence examples for making brood from inspiring English sources

For the current study, the probability of multiple individuals possessing the same genotype (probability of identity) was effectively zero, making brood parasitism a plausible explanation for the presence of nonrelated larvae within galleries.

This procedure made brood easy to track temporally and spatially.

Among the north-east music collective – including Field Music, Frankie and the Heartstrings, Maxïmo Park and the Futureheads – she's a lone female, who makes brooding, theatrical post-punk as opposed to the rest of the scene's buoyant art-pop.

Woodrugh made brooding angst an art form in his seven smoldering episodes on screen.

The cuticle of the larvae and pupae is not fully sclerotized and melanised [ 7], making the brood highly susceptible to infection with entomopathogenic fungi that enter their hosts by penetration of the body surface [ 8].

About 500 people still speak fluent Scottish Gaelic on Cape Breton, making this brooding island of wind-swept beaches and craggy hills the largest community of such Gaelic speakers outside the British Isles.

Yet it is prose poems like this that make one brood on life's formlessness – its interrupted narratives, unsmooth paths, crazy paving.

The entourage compares itself to a large family, but the daily competition for Pacquiao's affection and power makes this brood competitive and intense.

It is a film that was always bound to make Watson brood about mothers, but what she could not have predicted was that she would have the saddest and most private of reasons for this too.

And if all that action has made your brood weary, consider holing up with a big bag of popcorn and a movie at Connaught Place's comfortable PVR Plaza Cinema, which frequently runs international new releases.

My children, and being apart from you during the High Holy Days, make me brood about life.