Sentence examples for narrow plastic from inspiring English sources

All that protects them from the elements is a narrow plastic roof.

We took away two dogs set on white fluted sleeves in narrow plastic foam cartons.

(This involved twenty-foot lengths of narrow plastic tubing strung longitudinally along the hulls).

Rescuers plan to send narrow plastic tubes called doves down the narrow borehole with food, hydration gels and communications equipment.

People shoved in twos and threes through the metal detector as the narrow plastic rectangle flashed an error message and beeped in uninterrupted desperation.

Life would be much easier, in Mr. Milanaik's view, if Westhampton Beach would finally permit a series of narrow plastic strips, known in Hebrew as lechis, to be placed on the village's utility poles.

Now, the Nook may have some hardware advantages — a removable battery, a memory-card slot and (because of narrower plastic margins) a slightly trimmer shape — but the Kindle is still a better machine.

This review found overall very low quality evidence from a single included study for a large effect of exposure to shorter, wider (versus taller, narrower) plastic bottles on the quantities of water participants consumed in a single-serve context (Wansink 2005d).

The higher macro-porosity, aggregate stability, Ksat and lower bulk density in the plastic mulched ridges imply that the conversion from narrow-plastic-mulch to wide-plastic-mulch increases mulched area thereby conserving larger area soil structure in the croplands.

The wide-plastic-mulch treatment significantly (P < 0.05) reduced runoff and soil loss compared to the narrow-plastic-mulch treatment, due to the better developed micro-basins found on the raised beds that enhanced infiltration in wide-plastic-mulch systems.

I have seen dozens of videos demonstrating how to separate raw egg yolks from their whites by using an empty, narrow-necked plastic bottle to suction them up, and dozens more depicting someone arranging a quart of cherry tomatoes on a plate, then covering them with another plate and drawing a knife between the two plates to slice the tomatoes in half all at once.