Sentence examples for mates of a from inspiring English sources

They were soul mates of a sort, you can tell.

Cage mates of a B16F10 melanoma-bearer mice were also reported to show neuroimmune changes.

Now the numbers are roughly even (in fact women are earning more degrees) and people tend to pair up with mates of a similar educational background.Women have made immense strides in the workplace, too.

Whereas Larry and Cheryl were soul mates of a sort, both seeing the world through an amused, ironic lens, they never looked like a natural pair; Cheryl is beautiful and cheerful, Larry is a rumpled misanthrope.

After a detailed examination of the frequency and circumstances of the flight song, the study concluded that it might simultaneously warn mates of a potential predator and direct the attention of the predator to the male.

Captain Luis Cazorla of Presidio La Bahía crossed San Antonio Bay to visit the island in 1776, and discovered that the Indians had killed the mates of a shipwrecked British trading vessel.

You think very hard about getting a tattoo simply because a mate-of-a-mate is a trainee and he reckons he can do you one for £30 all-in.

FM reduced the variance of the average breeding value of the mates of an individual.

The summations are taken over the n-1 group mates of an individual, thus excluding i.

And absolutely not a mate of a mate who offers to drive.

You have mules arising from the mating of a donkey and a horse, for example.