Sentence examples for peg from which from inspiring English sources

The monarchy "inculcates unthinking credulity and servility" and is "the gilded peg from which our unlovely system of social distinction and hierarchy depends," he says.

But the mysticism, though ably rendered, gets tedious, while Parkhurst rushes through the experiments with the dog — the peg from which the book hangs — developing neither verisimilitude nor artful absurdity.

So it is that the life of her hero becomes a peg from which to hang a vivid depiction of Athens in its golden age, from the pinnacle of its greatness to the abyss of its ultimate defeat.

In contrast to Mr Atalay, who uses Da Vinci merely as a peg from which to hang his own rumpled cloak of a book, Mr Pesic uses Abel's proof as a focal point, which he approaches and moves away from with a measured, mathematical pace.

Hook the band to the peg above the peg from which you moved it.

Along a back wall was a peg board from which a gleaming, never-before-used toolset hung.

Thus our goal need only be to maximize the fractionation of membrane into the PEG phase from which the ConA-Dextran could effect the final purification.

Preparing fast disintegrating tablets could improve the bioavailability of rosuvastatin thanks to the fast and easy transition of the dissolved drug in a hydrophilic liquid (PEG 400) to GI fluids, from which the active ingredient could be absorbed into systemic circulation.

The missing market Be prepared Easy to lose Learning to live with uncertainty Acknowledgments ReprintsThen America decided to remove the fixed peg from its dollar, which meant that currencies became more subject to market whims.

Infection cushions are formed from which infection pegs penetrate the plant tissue.

It contains a pore at its base, from which a penetration peg emerges to break through the cuticle of the rice leaf, initiating invasive growth.