Sentence examples for moving tract from inspiring English sources

In the plague of 1563 he ministered to the victims and wrote a moving tract of consolation.

Consequently, it is possible that they could have learned to group together the spectral components that generally arise from a moving vocal tract, even when it means overlooking the fact that those components do not share a harmonic relationship.

However, their method description does not define detection of the outflow tract moving out of the imaging plane.

The walking can help get the gastrointestinal (GI) tract moving.

This will keep save many chicks lives as it keeps their digestive tract moving.

These adages don't persist by themselves; the roughage in an apple will keep your digestive tract "moving".

When the soil became exhausted, farmers simply moved; most tracts of farmland were occupied for five years or less.

So that's the way really to rigorously support the conclusion that on most of the issues involving the corporate takeover of elections and the weakening of democracy, the two parties are humming along on parallel tracts, moving to the marching orders of the corporate paymasters.

For example, all speakers produce the word "cat" by first closing the vocal tract by moving the root of the tongue ("c"), then keeping the vocal tract open ("a") and finally closing it by moving the tip of the tongue ("t").

"In the case of urinary tract infections," she said, "drinking a lot of fluids will keep things moving through the urinary tract and could potentially prevent infection by flushing away bacteria that could have adhered to the wall of the bladder".

"Cooks like it because it keeps things moving through the intestinal tract".