Sentence examples for stems to go from inspiring English sources

Remove the flowers as they begin to fade to encourage the plants to produce more flowers or, if more Black Eyed Susan plants are desired, leave a few of the flowers on the stems to go to seed.

Burn a hole through the 2-litre bottle with your cigarette wherever you want your down stem to go in.

Find a small candle and make a big enough hole for the little stem to go into (you can put blu-tack/poster tack in the hole first).

The aim of the game is to make money by growing and selling flowers, but they have to solve ordering problems and match the right bud to the plant stem to get going.

We are facing a stem cell crisis, and there aren't enough donor stem cells to go around for research, according to the startup.

Eighty Nobel Prize winners have signed a letter urging President Bush to allow work on human pluripotent stem cells to go forward.

"I think it stems from a desire to go away from minimalism".

How much of his friendship with Raphael stems from his desire to go behind his parents' back?

Maybe it's the earrings, maybe it's the sideline ranting and the insane light pouring from his eyes, but everything about Dez tells me that part of his electricity on the field stems from his excitement to go home and work on his novel.

But many patient advocates are pleading for embryonic stem cell research to go forward, citing its great promise in treating diseases from Parkinson's to diabetes.

In an attempt to appease the religious right and uphold a campaign promise in the kind of literal, legalistic way that would have done Bill Clinton proud, Bush hit upon a tortured mechanism that would allow stem cell research to go forward, not with great strides, but with faltering steps.