Sentence examples for material that once from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hudson not only had to win over these skeptics, but also consumers and retailers wary of a toothbrush made from material that once held, say, hummus.

Iron ore is the raw material that, once smelted, becomes steel, and the ore at Simandou is unusually rich, meaning that it can be fed into blast furnaces with minimal processing.

The accepted wisdom has been that the planets grow from a core of solid material that, once it reaches a critical mass, has enough gravitational pull to attract most of the gas in its orbit.

The technique is made all the more mystifying when one realises that this water, which apparently 'remembers' the active material that once passed through it (strychnine perhaps) is dropped on a sugar pill and allowed to evaporate.

Birth certificates, immigration records, decades-old newspaper articles — so much of the material that once sent biographers trekking to libraries and fumbling for the loose end of the microfilm reel can now be retrieved in a matter of seconds from any laptop.

Also missing from the Web: material that once appeared there.

"We're planting man-made objects in a fire-based ecological system where the winds carry sumac and other oily plant materials that, once burned, provide the carbon content that fertilizes the next growth," he said.

This indicates either sporadic secondary transport of radioactive materials that once contaminated the region close to the FNPP, or the release of new radioactive materials from the FNPP facility after 15 March.

"A lot of antique shops have added material that would once have been called architectural salvage," said Renee Jordan Torre, owner of Architreasures in Bedford Hills, who used to sell salvage at her store but now specializes in designing historical interiors.

A material that was once "floor topside" and "ceiling underside," no longer has "sides". The material, this surface, now lies somewhere in between a surface in flux with temporal possibilities.

"We can monitor in time where the enhancer and the gene are physically located and simultaneously measure the gene's activity in an attempt to relate these processes". Using an imaging technique developed at Princeton, researchers captured the moment when a segment of DNA — from genetic material that was once thought to be useless junk — turns on a target gene.