Sentence examples for stems to catch from inspiring English sources

So I've pulled them up, cut off the stems just beneath the first seedpods, and hung them upside down in the shed, with a paper bag tied round the stems to catch the ripe seed.

Cut the flowers stems to 2 inches.

Cut the rose stems to short stubs.

"He believes that by being really skinny he will live long enough for stem-cell research to catch up and create new organs for him, and then he can live for eternity," Turteltaub says.

But even if the race narrows, it ignores the point: with an energy crisis, a horrendous budget deficit and a reputation for mixing money-raising with law-making, Mr Davis should surely be the one desperately trying to catch up.His relative comfort stems from a pre-emptive defence by his Machiavellian campaign manager, Gary South.

Twist the wire stems of the flowers or petals tightly, wrapping around to catch each flower or petal, leaf stem and string.

Shuck each ear and stand it stem end down in a bowl deep enough to catch as many flying kernels as you can.

The main plots sort of stem off of them, making it easy to catch onto what's going.

Stiff stems can catch and hold snow, to the same insulating effect.

Be sure to catch the premiere of a new Science Channel special, Stem Cell Universe with Stephen Hawking, on Monday, Feb. 3 at 10/9c.

Lube stem to new button with Vaseline.