Sentence examples for process a ghost from inspiring English sources

Bork continues to haunt the confirmation process, a ghost of culture wars past.

Sake kasu, the yeast-rich lees left over after the sake fermentation process, is a ghost presence in a gorgeous braid of challah.

For "House on Haunted Hill" (1959), he cooked up Emerg-o, a process that made a ghost (a plastic skeleton on a guy wire) seem to jump from the screen and fly over the audience; for "The Tingler" (1959) he brought forth Percepto, which allowed some audience members to experience tingles of fear, thanks to a buzzers attached underneath selected seats.

And if the publication of Leary's archive speeds that process up by exorcising a ghost that still haunts LSD research, then the New York Public Library will have done the world a service.

Play Grab-a-Ghost.

He was talking about getting older as a process of accumulating ghosts, in a good way.

The shift in the Republican delegate selection process is an insult to the ghost of Ayn Rand, assuming she has a ghost.

It could be related to the process of tiling a heterogeneous sampling distribution, with "landmass" tiles being reported as a "ghost" population.

She continually erased and redrew, a process that left ghosts of activity and a dark haze of ruins at the center.

A ghost? Very nice.

"I'm a ghost.