Sentence examples for rear I from inspiring English sources

Just a few English and Scandinavian doublets coexist in current speech: no and nay, yea and ay, from and fro, rear (i.e., "to bring up") and raise, shirt and skirt (both related to the adjective short), less and loose.

Although, once this phone-hugging gizmo is installed, there will be a slight bump on your phone's rear, i.e. where the case has to swell to accommodate its wireless-charge providing passenger.

If you are working with and audience and/or video camera, these moves are best viewed from the rear (i.e. the person clapping has their back toward the audience).

As I strolled around to its rear, I was amazed to see a peacock doing exactly the same thing.

Boarding at the rear, I jumped from car to car, dropping in on a series of dioramas of life in Manhattan.

On the way out, glancing back at the tiny sushi bar in the rear, I couldn't help noticing a final disconnect: all that fish coming out of a space that small.

Different cages (at least three) were used for each population at each generation of crowded rearing (i.e., 3rd and 4th generation; Figure 1).

Moreover, protein profiles and protein repertoires were highly similar between these two closely related Anopheles species, although one was collected in the field (i.e., An. arabiensis) and the other came from continuous laboratory rearing (i.e., An. gambiae).

The FEE-US is only a screening instrument and additional assessments on recalled parental rearing, i.e. by the long version or interviews, are necessary for more profound conclusions.

These data indicate that despite being conventionally reared (i.e. with normal commensal flora and with access to colostrum), lambs orally vaccinated for 9 days with 0.023 g OVA alone showed significant induction of anti-OVA IgG in serum.

Climate and light conditions in the experimental room were the same as for the rearing, i.e. 26 °C, 60%% relative humidity, and a reverse 16:8 h light dark cycle (lights off at 8 am).