Sentence examples for stems it from inspiring English sources

The sauce is nothing more than crushed Jersey tomatoes cooked for less than 45 minutes, finished with basil oil that the restaurant makes from all the basil stems it accumulates.

For a fetus to be conscious in a sense that would establish it as a fully actualized human life, according both to current neuroscientific standards and to the philosophical tradition from which the concept stems, it would have to be capable of self-perception as well as simple perception of stimuli.

Using asymmetrically radiolabeled sucrose infused into mature sorghum stems, it was also reported that sucrose movement in mature internodes included an apoplasmic transport step [ 79], implicating the function of sucrose transport proteins.

Stem thickness is commonly only ∼1.5 2.0 mm in the upper stem parts even in mature flax plants and not much more even in the thicker lower parts, while in the analysed hemp stems it reached this thickness already in the apical part of the plant and increased significantly downwards along the stem.

Forming a slowly spreading weave of woody above-ground stems, it is happy to live under the skirts of shrubs or out in the sunshine.

Canadian goldenrod (S. canadensis) has hairy, toothed, lance-shaped leaves and hairy stems; it is sometimes cultivated as a garden ornamental.

Who else will try to stem it?

"We got right on it, iced and stemmed it".

It is also trying — valiantly, perhaps quixotically — to stem it.

And they have no plans to stem it.

"We have hardly any spring, and once it starts to stem, it's done.