Sentence examples for stems a from inspiring English sources

Chanterelle stems, a few chestnuts, poultry stock and the turkey giblets went into a silky sauce.

From Shakespeare stems a wealth of Cleopatra-themed art plays, poetry, paintings, and operas.

Last week, workers at RosaPrima, a plantation here, moved at a dizzying pace to cut, wrap and box 70,000 stems a day.

From all that activity stems a lot of data and, eventually, information — which eBay is capitalizing upon through the use of data analytics research.

I've been using cilantro stems a lot lately, to compensate for the wan taste of most of the cilantro I've been getting this winter.

Among other findings, the researchers report online in the journal Science that two crows fashioned tools from dried grass stems, a previously unknown tool, and used them to probe the ground, perhaps searching for ants.

Interesting, and memorable, and thoughtful, but a tease of a book too (this probably stems a bit from the question of the narrator's emotional investment or opinion being absent, which fat_hamster raised).

The title refers to the curly mop that nine-year-old Junior (the charming Samuel Lange Zambrano) is desperate to have straightened; from this precocious wish stems a tender, thoughtful look at pre-sexual identification.

Initial results suggest Compress® technology may well serve to avoid the problems of prosthetic breakage, stress shielding, and particle-induced osteolytic loosening that are associated with conventional tibial stems.> A third problematic aspect of tibial reconstruction involves soft tissue coverage and the consequent risk of prosthetic infection.

When prey were placed on the stems, A. decemarticulatus workers were always the first to find and spread-eagle them; Z. annulosus nymphs never tried to feed on these prey.

Add the stems a few minutes before the leaves if you choose to cook them.