Sentence examples for solids would have from inspiring English sources

The very abundant light elements of hydrogen and helium, as well as many other gases that failed to condense into solids, would have surely escaped from the smaller protoplanetary objects.

Regardless of whether these latter results are considered or not, the cost of solid liquid separation to remove the insoluble solids would have to be added and recycling enzymes would thus lead to significant increases in invested capital costs of a plant.

With solidification, the solid would have to last thousands of years because plutonium decays slowly.

An ideal solid lubricant would have a very low friction coefficient coupled with high wear resistance.

"A solid balustrade would have blocked the light, and neither of us fancied glass.

"I felt that if I hit it solid it would have went.

When the Tuilleries Palace was burned during the civil war of the Commune in 1871, the centerpiece survived with a blistered surface, but solid silver would have melted.

A FEW solid rules would have been helpful, but without knowing how either relationship might progress, we didn't know how to set them.

Djokovic's backhand is typically rock solid and would have been an asset in the wind, but his forehand can become inconsistent and more affected by the blustery conditions.

The absence of a solid alliance would have guaranteed a victory for the Dominican Revolutionary Party, or P.R.D. "The program of the P.L.D. is for the general good of the country and not for our organization's or any individual's interest," Mr. Medina said.

This is true for Coulter, who, in her newly published paean to the candidate, "In Trump We Trust," writes that Trump is fit for the presidency not in spite of his crudeness but because of it: "Only someone who brags about his airline's seatbelt buckles being made of solid gold would have the balls to do what Trump is doing".