Sentence examples for plants and eventually from inspiring English sources

Many members of the genus Clusia begin as epiphytes, or air plants, and eventually send roots over the host tree to the ground.

LONDON — Britain said on Thursday that it would allow Chinese firms to buy stakes in British nuclear power plants and eventually acquire majority holdings.

He and his brigade learned to forage, bringing back wild plants and, eventually, insects that augmented the arsenal of flavours available to a kitchen devoted like none before it to understanding its terroir.

Requiring new plants and, eventually, interconnection to a European super grid The UK power market is currently dominated by thermal generation where gas and coal account for almost three-quarters of electricity generated.

Texas officials approved a plan today to bring Houston's runaway smog under control by reducing the speed limit on the region's freeways and highways to 55 miles an hour, requiring deep cuts in emissions from refineries and other industrial plants, and eventually banning use of heavy construction equipment during the morning for much of the year.

But Fairchild, who was an observant plantsman and a meticulous record-keeper, was in a better position than the academic botanist to study the growth of plants in practice.Fairchild studied how sap moved in plants and eventually became an expert in the techniques of grafting.

Among the planned improvements were sewage system repairs, tree planting and eventually a sidewalk.

His father, he added, opened his first auction house in a former meatpacking plant and eventually moved the business to Repaupo.

Just place, water, and when the internal temperature is right (a long shaft meat thermometer works for this) plant and, eventually, harvest.

Uncle Isaak went West, started a chemical plant and eventually became a wealthy capitalist, while the writer's parents & other relatives remained in N.Y., poor, but still keeping their vision of a just America with equality for all.

I ask because the path that should take a cup from the recycling box in your home – or the recycling section of a street litter bin – into a waste cart, along to a recycling plant and eventually to some form of reuse, is tortuous and fraught.