Sentence examples for pellet from inspiring English sources

And as the last artificial turf pellet is combed out of DeAndre Yedlin's hair there, that will be that for the regular season, and we can all draw breath before the playoffs.

Smeared on the body, it forgave sins; taken in water, it helped digestive complaints.Sceptics were always trying to show how it was done, saying that the Ash was a pellet crushed between His fingers, or that the gold and silver ellipsoidal lingams (the Form of the Formless) that He coughed up at certain festivals were in fact hidden in His handkerchief.

Colouring agents are included in their pellet food because, deprived of its natural diet of krill and shrimp, the flesh of a farmed salmon looks an uninviting shade of grey.

This pellet is sufficient to supply the rest of the body with its testosterone needs for several months without activating the testes.The result, according to Cameron Martin, one of Dr Anderson's collaborators, is that side-effects are a thing of the past.

Contestants place a pellet of dried kudu waste in their mouths and see how far they can spit it.

This calls for the lasers to be very finely tuned and the fuel pellet to be perfectly smooth, so that the implosion is symmetrical and fusion occurs.

Right on cue, the police turned up with batons, tear-gas and pellet guns.

These increase the beams' power 15,000 times and push their wavelengths into the ultraviolet.The pellet itself contains a sphere of deuterium (a heavy form of hydrogen, with nuclei consisting of a proton and a neutron) and tritium (even heavier hydrogen, with a proton and two neutrons) that is chilled to just a degree or so above absolute zero.

Fast ignition also takes less powerful lasers, because the reaction rides on the energy contained in the pellet after the first pulse.

The index of wood-pellet prices published by Argus Biomass Markets actually rose from an average of €116 ($152) a tonne, not $116 a tonne, in August 2010 to €129 (not $129) a tonne at the end of 2012.

Imports of wood pellets into the EU rose by 50% in 2010 alone and global trade in them (influenced by Chinese as well as EU demand) could rise five- or sixfold from 10m-12m tonnes a year to 60m tonnes by 2020, reckons the European Pellet Council.