Sentence examples for mate into from inspiring English sources

Buy your own and shame your stingy desk mate into future generosity by insisting he help himself at regular intervals.

Using her bully pulpit at The Times, she has managed to spin her inability to find a suitable mate into a national crisis.

Rutledge (1996) divides scores on the MATE into five categories: Very low acceptance, low acceptance, moderate acceptance, high acceptance, and very high acceptance.

V-line does were divided according to their ability to mate into group 1 "receptive does" (high sexual desire) and group 2 "nonreceptive does" (low sexual desire) to identify DNA markers useful for association studies with the sexual desire behavior.

- Arielle Ford, author of "Turn You Mate into Your Soulmate".

When you're so high you roll your mate into a joint — Medieval Reactions (@MedievalReacts)March 18 , 2015

Plasmids were mated into recipient Methylobacterium strains using triparental matings as described previously (Fulton et al., 1984).

Tempting though it was to suspect that Storey was trying to lure her younger team-mate into a false sense of security, her prediction was spot on.

Russell Jackson, writing here last week, made the point that it is unfair to drag players still mourning their friend and team-mate into the debate about sledging.

The full-back took a quick throw-in to himself, chipped ahead for himself and then deigned to bring a team-mate into play, a second chip being successfully chased by Donguy, far less maladroit with the ball in front of him.

The Argentinian was at his bustling best for Juventus this year, running tirelessly, harrying defenders and bringing team-mates into play.