Sentence examples for prevent dirt from inspiring English sources

Immediately before the show, only handlers and owners may touch the dog, and Raaza wears blue pajamas to prevent dirt or oils from interfering with the hair.

While she hiccuped in his arms, the keeper showed me her muscular legs with clawed feet and grooming thumbs, her pouch, which is conveniently upside down to prevent dirt from getting in, and her four, very long, teeth.

He cut a two-inch hole in the bottom of each bucket and threaded a tomato seedling down through the opening, packing strips of newspaper around the root ball to keep it in place and to prevent dirt from falling out.

The bottom opening of each tube was wrapped with a plastic mesh to prevent dirt from entering the tubes space.

The slots cut into the case are filled with epoxy or plastic to help prevent dirt and other material from getting in, meaning they should fare just fine in a purse or pocket, too.

Teams added under panels to the trucks' chassis to prevent dirt from increasing the trucks' weight.

Watering down the unlandscaped grounds prevents dirt from drifting into the pool.

There is a better understanding of the importance of preventing dirt from overwhelming the cleaning staff in a big building, more certified green products in the marketplace, and growing reports of success in cleaning schools with less hazardous, low-emissions products.

Further study is needed to confirm the presumed other properties of sealant such as preventing dirt adhesion and improving adhesion to skin adhesives as the sealant did not prevent microbial colonization of the samples.

Application of the sealant was according to the instructions of the manufacturer in order to reduce microbial colonization and therewith microbial penetration, preventing dirt adhesion, making it easier to cleanse, and improving adhesion to skin adhesives.

Bandaging also prevents dirt and foreign bacteria from entering the wound and making it worse.