Sentence examples for mating to make from inspiring English sources

This can be carried out before mating, to make decisions for the active mating group, but it can also be carried out at other stages.

Wille zum leben is what Schopenhauer called it: the will to create new life, to mate, to make sure that life continues.

The transformants were then mated to make NH2092.

Furthermore, the haploid yeast strains with HIS3 and LEU2 plasmids were mated to make a diploid screening strain control without YACs.

Newcastle keeper Tim Krul is urging his young team-mates to make the most of their Europa League chances as they attempt to force their way into Alan Pardew's plans.

He was able to rejoin the race but was forced to chase hard with four Sky team-mates to make up more than a minute on the peloton.

But I've met plenty of footballers who are more than happy to slate a team-mate to make themselves look good.

He talks of the depth to the squad, how he draws "strength" from the sight of players stepping in for injured team-mates to make the difference, as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, for example, did with his two goals against Crystal Palace last Sunday.

Modric, who moved from Tottenham to Madrid for £30m in the summer, on Friday morning urged his former team-mate to make the same switch to the Spanish capital.

But it did not take a Gray diary - although a particularly brilliant one, Fat Chance (1995), did eventually materialise - for the off-stage shenanigans and misadventures surrounding Gray's 1995 play, Cell Mates, to make the front pages.

Robin van Persie scored the only goal of the game, heading home Wayne Rooney's 27th-minute corner, but Vermaelen believes he was not affected by his late call-up and urged his team-mates to make better use of the ball; they had 60 per cent possession at Old Trafford as United spent much of the second half on the back foot.