Sentence examples for scroll that could from inspiring English sources

She was holding several bags, a large scroll that could be a poster, and a glass of white wine, but she declined a publicist's offer to hold something.

The beauty of this procedure — for the admirer — is that you never know what's coming next, and all the world and its works seem to be part of one huge scroll that could unroll forever.

Some mice have integrated touchpads for scrolling that could work similarly, and in multiple directions, if configured for continuous scrolling at a rate controlled by a static touch.

This increased filament length in the heterogeneous model may explain why, on average, slightly fewer filaments were seen relative to the homogeneous model (Table 2), as the longer filament lengths would reduce the number of reentrant circuits and scroll waves that could fit within the confines of the rabbit ventricular geometry (5, 31, 39).

Equipped with high-powered cameras with resolution and clarity many times greater than those of conventional models, and with lights that emit neither heat nor ultraviolet rays, the scientists and technicians are uncovering previously illegible sections and letters of the scrolls, discoveries that could have significant scholarly impact.

You could do these tree flowcharts of your website … and we did it, and it was like the fricking seven scrolls that you could see.

Written expression enabled Jews to store the sacred not in mountains or lakes or the sky, which are not so easily transportable, or even in a temple (though they tried that more than once), but in scrolls that they could carry with them wherever they went or recreate in a new destination.

"You're All Caught Up" could prevent extra scrolling that doesn't provide much value that could make Instagram show up atop your list of biggest time sinks.

There were clearly marked spots in the video that viewers could scroll over to see demonstrations of the jeans.

Scrolling back, I could see that at every visit we covered the same nutritional territory, and each time I must have congratulated myself on the excellent patient-centered care.

The idea that Drake could feasibly scroll through to a blurry photo of me coming second at a pub's trivia night is terrifying.