Sentence examples for sprouts down from inspiring English sources

At this point, the mammary epithelial cells begin to proliferate, and the bud sprouts down out of the dense mesenchyme and into the developing mammary fat pad located within the dermis.

Try patting your sprouts down with a paper towel if you notice lots of water droplets on them.

At the Christmas Food Festival at Arley Hall in Cheshire 13-144 Deventsr), events will include a "Cake Off"; a foragers' walk by Adele Nozedar, aka The Hedgerow Guru, to seek out wild winter ingredients; a "Men v Food" competition in which entrants will race to down sprouts, gravy, mash and Christmas pudding; and local chefs on hand for advice.

Gatekeeper, like cod liver oil and Brussels sprouts, may go down rough but, in the end, I think it's good for us.

Many common garden seeds have a suggested planting depth of ⁄ inch (1.3 cm), and if the soil is kept moist until the plant sprouts and puts down a root, it should work.

Neurosurgery does not guarantee a rapid recovery, since new nerve sprouts grow down the nerve framework at the rate of 1 to 2 mm (0.04 to 0.08 inch) per day at most.

THE three-story Victorian-style building under construction along the Hudson River in Edgewater breaks the pattern of mid- and high-rise apartment projects that have sprouted up and down the New Jersey shoreline in the last few years.

Visitors to Rolling Stone magazine's website, RollingStone.com, Monday, noticed that the site was down, sprouting an internet rumor that the magazine had not properly renewed its domain name.

In the future, space might be at a premium, which is why the imagined Volkswagen of 2057 called the SlipStream is a gleaming personal pod that resembles an upright vacuum cleaner; it flips down and sprouts fins for high-speed cruising.

The sprout grows out as the ECs further down in the sprout proliferate (Gerhardt et al. 2003).

The people in Mr. Fo's drawings fly through the air, hang upside down and sprout the body parts of exotic animals.