Sentence examples for mounts from a from inspiring English sources

His loot included weighty arm rings probably made in Ireland, ingots nicked by a knife to check the precious metal wasn't adulterated with lead or copper, fragments of beautiful gold mounts from a sword owned by some Anglo-Saxon who probably didn't hand it over voluntarily, and a huge twisted silver, wire necklace.

Representative whole mounts from a non-obese and obese mouse are shown in Figure 6 and the effects of obesity on mammary epithelial mass and mammary epithelial density are shown in Table 5.

Repercussions continued to mount from a string of coordinated suicide bombings on Monday that killed at least 34 people and wounded more than 200.

The attack appeared to have been mounted from a more than nine-story, partly built building with bird's-eye views of the compounds about a half mile away.

His ride that day typified many of his victories - a gutsy performance as he galvanised his mount from a difficult position to pass the winning line first.

Typically, we might address three different kinds of Cloud storage: 1. instance storage, most likely the disk physically installed in the underlying server; 2. attached storage, potentially mounted from a storage array of some kind, for example using ATA over Ethernet (AoE) or iSCSI; 3. "object" storage.

Purchase a wall mount from a reputable plasma TV dealer, and ensure that it fits your TV.

Yet as the toll continues to mount from an era of financial recklessness — as banks cut credit from households and businesses, reinforcing austerity — the damage has spread here, choking economic activity at places ranging from shopping malls to factories.

But the school faced mounting pressure from a number of constituents, including football players Seth Dawkins and Jaylen Smith, to drop the company's name from the stadium.

"This ruling makes us look weak, which by the way we no longer are, believe me," Mr. Trump said, to mounting cheers from a loyal crowd.

Orchestra officials said the filing, on April 16, 2011, was necessary to deal with a high pension burden and mounting losses from a drop in donations and ticket sales.