Sentence examples for steadily attached from inspiring English sources
The result, Bigger Than Life, is one of the great American films of the 50s, in which Ray's dynamic use of colour and form is steadily attached to Mason's tragic performance.
Start cutting in mid air by thrusting the handle down, keeping the upper edge of the blade steadily attached to the cutting board.
School education was made free in 1980, but since 1988, the government has steadily increased the charges attached to school enrolment until they now greatly exceed the real value of fees in 1980.
Aim. Spindle and kinetochore-associated protein 1 (SKA1) is one subtype of SKA, whose protein can make spindle microtubules attach steadily to the kinetochore in the middle of mitosis.
Indeed, she is a steadily working actress, frequently involved in theatre, and resolutely attached to small, brave films that require her thoughtfulness.
It illustrates that the PFOS attached to the silicon surface firmly and steadily.
The tick sips tentatively at first, while steadily pumping into the wound saliva that carries ingredients that help it stay attached, avoid detection, suppress the immune system and keep blood flowing.
Coarser particles of endosperm (called semolina) and pieces of bran with endosperm attached are then subjected to a series of rolls in which semolina of steadily reducing size is gradually ground to flour and the bran separated out.
Although throughout the occupation the facade of khedivial government was retained, British advisers attached to the various ministries were more influential than their ministers, while Cromer himself steadily increased his control over the whole administrative machine.
UKF-NB-3 adhesion steadily increased up to 240 min. Significantly more UKF-NB-2VCR and UKF-NB-3VCR cells attached to HUVEC, compared to the drug naïve control cells.
