Sentence examples for stem up from inspiring English sources

He will push his seat back a centimetre or his stem up a few millimetres.

Fold the sides of the leaves over the rice, then roll from the stem up, to make a compact parcel.

This plant-like protist of shallow tropical water consists of a group of short rootlike appendages; a long thin "stem," up to several centimetres in length; and an umbrella-like cap at the top.

If you've never seen a martagon, think of a lily on a strongly upright stem up to 1.5m/4ft tall, with more than 30 flowers opening from the bottom upwards.

The cap is supported by a long and slender stem up to 4.5 cm long and 1.5 mm thick.

Twenty-eight percent of the class of 2015 majored in STEM, up from 26percentt for the classes of 2013/2014.

Lay the portobello caps stem side up on broiler pan and drizzle with any remaining marinade.

In the trigeminal ganglia and the brain stem up-regulation of GFAP positive staining was visible from 3 dpi.

The heavy stems, up to two feet tall, produce one or two large, long flowers which may be as much as five inches across.

This plant is characterized by a hierarchical branching pattern, with robust nodose stems up to 42.5 mm wide and two orders of lateral branches.

I found this in full bloom on one of the trade stands at the show and what a stunner of a plant: long strappy leaves and stems up to 1m tall smothered in an airy froth of small blue flowers.