Sentence examples for minute living from inspiring English sources

He spent every minute living it up.

For example, the agency has interpreted the term "virus" to include "a product containing the minute living cause of an infectious disease and includes but is not limited to … bacteria …." The definitions of drug, new drug, and biological product are not mutually exclusive.

Perhaps the overarching medical advance of the 19th century, certainly the most spectacular, was the conclusive demonstration that certain diseases, as well as the infection of surgical wounds, were directly caused by minute living organisms.

The little incidental dividing wall between the kitchen and the minute living space.

Highly charged, highly skilled, and riveting until the last minute – lived up to the classic billing.

In Mr Hussein's kangaroo courts, the accused were tried and shot within minutes, live on television.

For Sunday's final stage, ESPN will carry the last few minutes live, roughly between 10 50 and 11 08 a.m.

"We got a constant signal for about 45 minutes live into the town".

Allow cells to settle for 10 minutes (live cells settle fast, dead cells tend to float in the BSA (albumin)).

A one minute live commercial costs B.B.D. & O. an average of $750 to produce, not including talent, whereas a one-minute commercial on film costs $1,000.

Guardian minute by minute live game Dave Clark, Sounder at Heart, Seattle: Last week's result was a demonstration of how diverse this attack can be.