Sentence examples for old compound from inspiring English sources

Mr. Karzai acknowledged that the C.I.A. and Special Operations troops stayed at Mullah Omar's old compound.

And yet, when Jimmy makes a scavenging journey to Crake's old compound, they worry.

Arriving without any notice, I entered my old compound of thatch huts and cement-block houses, fearful that I'd been long forgotten.

The rapid growth of superhighways, according to the National Association of Travel Organizations (known for short as NATO), has revived an old compound word "shun-piking".

Early communication with the Goths presumably contributed tirq "trousers, breeches" (from an old compound "thigh-breech"), while early Slavic contacts gave gozhdë "nail".

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, December 15 , 1956P. 25 The rapid growth of superhighways, according to the National Association of Travel Organizations (known for short as NATO), has revived an old compound word "shun-piking".

Recycling old compounds for new uses is far cheaper – and faster.

A simple household crime, committed by an 8-year old, compounded by an unacceptable level of backtalk.

Patented technologies come in many forms from new bioengineered molecules, to new uses of old compounds, to multiple ingredient complexes that work synergistically.

What is left out is how the value of old U.S. money compounds, and how betting old compounding investment dollars taxed at 15% on the richest country in the world has created a wealth gap few want to acknowledge no wage earnings today taxed at 40% can correct.

A variety of CSC inhibitors, either novel agents or old compounds from therapeutic repositioning, are increasingly available and able to improve clinical outcomes [ 21, 33].