Sentence examples for seed about from inspiring English sources

He did so with a "What?" A reporter asked Pangos about all the criticism lobbed Gonzaga's way, about the naysayers who said the Zags did not deserve a No. 1 seed, about the skepticism that grew when the Zags nearly fell to 16th-seeded Southern in their first contest.

But he says he was told nothing by the Garst Seed Company of Slater, Iowa, which sold him the seed, about buffer zones or marketing restrictions.

When I was 10, I tried out for "Ruthless!" which was basically a musical version of "The Bad Seed," about a girl who kills to get the lead in her school play.

In the 1950s the novel, play and film "The Bad Seed," about an average suburban family that ends up with an evil child, implicitly excused the negligent or misguided ministrations of midcentury parents, arguing that delinquency was essentially a biological quirk beyond their control.

"If you sow that seed about striving for excellence then you will improve.

"We have not been able to seed about one-quarter of the Indian Ocean [with buoys] since the increase in piracy," Thresher says.

One day before transfection, cells were seeded at about 60% confluency in 12-well plates.

Start the seeds about eight weeks before the last expected spring frost.

The ampules contained seeds, about five hundred of each variety, of two hundred and thirty-seven species.

Wait until the soil is at least 60 degrees, then plant seeds about a half-inch deep and four inches apart, in rows about three feet apart.

Inside its chest cavity lie the fossils of more than 50 undigested seeds, about the size of watermelon seeds.