Sentence examples for specimens like this from inspiring English sources

"We get calls once or twice a year about new specimens like this," Fisher told The Washington Post.

"You need to build up a relationship with a dealer before you even see specimens like this," said Hurum, "It is the same really as the art business.

Furthermore, biological specimens like the bone specimen used in this study are weaker than inorganic materials like minerals and metals, so thicker slices have usually been used.

"Without plastination you just couldn't display a specimen like this – imagine the giant liquid tank you would need to display it," he said.

Revenge narratives go all the way back to the Greeks, but it's the vagina dentata component that sets a specimen like "Alex" apart, as Lemaitre adapts Larsson's blueprint with moves of his own.

I mean, there's no other specimen like this.

Even in the small specimens like the jackrabbit there is extreme attention to detail.

That makes specimens like the Burke discovery important as it can begin to fill in further gaps in our knowledge and of course potentially present us with new insights.

There are thousands of such collections around the world housing some 350 million specimens like the ones shown.

The sideshow took over three floors (including the rooftop) of TheaterLab, with hand-painted signs throughout, promoting fascinating specimens like "The World's Oldest Intern" and "The World's Largest Pickle" (which suspiciously resembled a watermelon).

The large relative size of the rod of Nesonektris did not affect the physical ability to bend smoothly during swimming, because the folded tail in specimens like the one in Figure  1A-C indicates that flexibility was not compromised.