Sentence examples for quickly solidifying from inspiring English sources
Still it appeared as of Friday that Mr. Carmona's government was quickly solidifying its hold on power.
Carlsen has a baby face that is quickly solidifying into that of a young man, and he has the same loose sandy locks as Justin Bieber.
Now that the first sets of Google Glass — those not hovering above the right eyes of Google employees — are infiltrating the world at large on the noses of normal people, anxieties about the dilemmas of ubiquitous wearable computers are quickly solidifying: manners are being debated, rules posted, laws considered.
By Matt Buchanan May 8, 2013 Now that the first sets of Google Glass — those not hovering above the right eyes of Google employees — are infiltrating the world at large on the noses of normal people, anxieties about the dilemmas of ubiquitous wearable computers are quickly solidifying: manners are being debated, rules posted, laws considered.
Now that the first sets of Google Glass those not hovering above the right eyes of Google employees are infiltrating the world at large on the noses of normal people, anxieties about the dilemmas of ubiquitous wearable computers are quickly solidifying: manners are being debated, rules posted, laws considered.
Webster has developed a nanomaterial that quickly solidifies at body temperature into a bone-like substance.
The melt plastic will be quickly solidified with the low weldline temperature, which results in long weldlines.
Then came the celebrities, who quickly solidified a tradition of self-promotion that has endured to modern day.
Hydrogels can be induced to quickly solidify using a number of methods to introduce cross-links and covalent bonding between polymer strands.
He quickly solidified his reputation for dense, turbulent dances with "Walk-In," a 1986 collage of contrapuntal movement, electronic music by David Linton and photographs found on the street.
Using this technique, four reflected xenon lamps hone in on the tip of the sample, melting a liquid droplet, which is held to the rod by surface tension and quickly solidifies after the lights are turned off.
