Sentence examples for or masse from inspiring English sources

The answer's yes!", or Masse saying "I be wastin' em.

This procedure needs further validation, particularly relating to its use in a primary care hospital, where a large differential diagnosis for peripheral/deep-seated lymph node(s) or masse(s) exists.

These examples indicate that each cell behaves individually during development, receiving signals from its surroundings and varying its inner state according to those signals, thereby exerting an effect on its surroundings either individually or cooperatively or moving autonomously or en masse.

Compounds in sheets or charts may be visualised (individually or en masse), and sheets may be searched by substructure or similarity.

The etymology is uncertain, but possibly comes from Arabic bi ismid, meaning having the properties of antimony or German words weisse masse or wismuth ("white mass"), translated in the mid-sixteenth century to New Latin bisemutum.

It remains unclear whether such genotypic diversity evolves in situ or whether multiple genotypes are acquired serially or en masse.

Whether sacrificed or merely cremated, how many individuals per event were involved (one, two, or en masse)?

They looked amusing when viewed down a row or en masse, from the First Ring.

It cannot be blamed on British politicians, singly or en masse.

While others suffered in silence or en masse at the Polo Grounds, Gold channeled his passion and frustration into a newsletter called Met Maze.

"In the old days we would have to go round to the family," he says, individually or en masse and then request a briefing from the police.