Sentence examples for or chemist from inspiring English sources
"I toyed with making him a physicist or chemist," he said, but he settled on biology because that was a subject he had looked into when writing a previous novel, "Middlesex" (2002), about a person whose sex is ambiguous.
Kalashnikov Concern gets a new black-and-red CK logo (not to be confused with Calvin Klein), while the rifle brand gets a red K, which looks more like the logo of a supermarket or chemist chain than that of an internationally renowned killing machine, but on close inspection can be seen to contain the distinctive curved magazine used in Kalashnikov assault rifles.
No philosopher or chemist that we are aware of has endorsed this option.
And the names of substances in the ordinary or chemist's sense (the names of metals, liquids, acids, gases, and so on) seem plainly to denote universals in this venerable sense.
Like Hitchens and the detective, the general public is not too at ease with the act of drug taking, unless those drugs have been bought at an off license, pub or chemist.
We shook hands and I left him and his press secretary on a Mount Eden corner, in the wind and the watery sunlight, as he prepared, much-diminished stack of flyers in hand, to enter the next hairdresser, or art gallery, or chemist.
Regulate supply via prescription or chemists.
Teenagers who can hardly read English speak confidently of futures as nurses, architects or chemists.
If the new question is "how do we eat insects?" or, indeed, "how do we cook lab-burgers?", then it's chefs, not biologists or chemists, who will have to lead the way.
"Our students, whether they're engineers, computer scientists, or chemists, come to us totally focussed on their own field," he said, explaining his decision to mount the murals in the university.
The tradition they established continued into the next generation; a 1995 obituary in a Cairo newspaper for one of their relatives, Kashif al-Zawahiri, mentioned forty-six members of the family, thirty-one of whom were doctors or chemists or pharmacists; among the others were an ambassador, a judge, and a member of parliament.
