Sentence examples for round cement from inspiring English sources

The graphic videotape of the boy's death showed him cowering behind his father as the two crouched against a cinder-block wall and behind a round cement block, seeking protection from fierce gunfire.

Fertilized eggs are then incubated in round cement incubators with running water for ≈5 days, depending on fish species and temperature.

The MIHR femoral implant was designed to have a 2 mm cement mantle and to be used with high-viscosity cement which seeps out of the rounded cement grooves built into the femoral head.

The two have played many pretournament practice rounds, cementing a friendship forged at the P.G.A. and last week at the rain-shortened Barclays.

Meanwhile the battle at the top was extremely cagey and it took a long time for the pack to fracture but after five rounds a sole leader did finally emerge in the shape of the top seed Jakovenko; and he maintained his lead thereafter, increasing the gap to a full point after seven rounds and having the luxury of a fairly quick draw with Zhang in the final round to cement victory.

The company just raised a massive $50 million B round to cement that lead.

Developers are circling round it, looking to cement it over and turn it into a strip mall.

With analysts expecting the OPEC country's disparate opposition to unite behind Lasso in a potential second round, his victory would cement the return of the right in South America after a decade of a strong leftist bloc buoyed by a commodities boom.

If the far right now manages to take control of regions in the final-round vote, it will cement its unrelenting grassroots rise across France and its quest for power nationwide.

Having trailed the leaders by one shot overnight after a five-under-par first round of 66, McIlroy cemented his tag as pre-tournament favourite with some spectacular golf in difficult conditions.

But these days, the area once known solely for its red light district is attracting crowds year-round, as it cements its reputation as one of the city's most interesting areas, with a string of new restaurants, galleries and clubs.