Sentence examples for stem all from inspiring English sources

Tune lays out their process: "Over the past year or so, since we've integrated our set-ups, we've been able to jam ideas for tunes and then take them into the box and then turn that into a song, then stem all that stuff out and bring it back into rehearsal and turn it into the final live version.

Tone lays out their process: "Over the past year or so, since we've integrated our set-ups, we've been able to jam ideas for tunes and then take them into the box and then turn that into a song, then stem all that stuff out and bring it back into rehearsal and turn it into the final live version.

Loftus-Cheek could not stem all the Scunthorpe danger, and there was a penalty appeal which was not awarded.

In actuality, each is a panoply of muted grays in which light, water and leaf and stem all but merge, forming a soft, nature-based calligraphy.

He ordered the plant operator to stem all the leaks within six months and gave instructions for decommissioning of two reactors.

The three exotic species inoculated via a wound on the lower stem all proved to be more susceptible than any of the indigenous species tested with the longest lesions recorded in An. cherimola stems.

The caliber also displays faster and more efficient self-winding, distinct positions on the winding stem, all-day/any-time calendar correction and stop-seconds for extremely precise time setting.

After a failed first try stemming all the way back to 1994, Dunkin' Donuts is attempting to re-enter the Chinese market, according to the Boston Globe.

It stems all the way back to Genesis, the beginning.

That bit of physical humor stems all the way back from the pilot episode of "Strangers With Candy".

1. Did you have any idea that the "prescription" of adult coloring stems all the way back to the late and great psychologist Carl Jung?