Sentence examples for sheath from from inspiring English sources

The evolution of the condom is too briefly told, but it includes Charles Goodyear's discovery of a treatment for rubber that retained its flexibility; a photograph of a well-preserved reusable rubber sheath from mid-20th-century London is here.

From among the elegant junk on Mr. Stephens's lawn they had already picked up a $5 felt fedora and a sheath from the 1940s to add to their earlier finds.

"It depends," said Margherita Missoni, dressed in a long, slender sheath from the family brand as she hit the dance floor — but in a brief, full white dress as she sat front row at the show.

Metachromatic leukodystrophy (MLD), rare inherited metabolic disease in which the lack of a key enzyme causes loss of the protective myelin sheath from the white matter of the brain, resulting in psychological disturbances, mental deterioration, and sensory and motor defects.

Researchers have yet to pinpoint, for example, how helper T cells protect the myelin sheath from misguided immune attacks.

Seeds, leaves and sheath from domesticated rice, millet and some materials from sedges and Palmae species were deliberately deposited indicating variable burial rituals in each grave.

Split the cord a few inches, then strip the sheaths from each branch to expose about a quarter-inch of wire.

There are New Guinean penis sheaths from the American Museum of Natural History (they are displayed in a case with four 16th-century steel German codpieces from the Met's arms and armor department).

The outer leaf sheaths from water bamboo shoot are usually removed, which is considered a minimally processing.

Jennifer Hudson and Blake Lively showed off their curves in the same structured sheaths from Victoria Beckham's surprisingly elegant dress collection.

The myelin sheaths from the QKI-6 and QKI-7 transduced co-cultures were significantly thicker, but occasional aberrations such as cytoplasmic inclusions were observed.