Sentence examples for the stuff found from inspiring English sources
All flesh is grass... bloody grass, like the stuff found near Frederick's body.
It was Andrei Geim and Kostya Novoselov at Manchester University who realised that they could create layers of graphene just one molecule thick by repeatedly sticking and peeling back Scotch tape from flakes of graphite – the stuff found in pencils.
Unlike over one-third of all metals, rhenium has actually seen a rise in recycling rates (although less than a quarter of the stuff found in new jet engines is second-hand).
Levy has written a scholarly book about the value of ephemera, "Scrolling Forward," so he was eager to help the students find meaning in the stuff found beneath the floorboards.
The first story she laid in was about laminates, a material sometimes known as Formica (Formica is to laminates as Kleenex is to facial tissue) and entombed in most people's minds as the stuff found flecked with gold and deployed with abandon in the bathroom of the house where they lived in second grade.
There are therefore contexts in which we say that on twin earth or the envisaged possible world the stuff found in rivers would not be water.
The continental crust--the stuff found under land--can be up to around 50 miles thick; while the oceanic crust--the stuff under our oceans--is around four miles thick.
And yet it is hard to be cheerful when there are so many signs indicating that the increased amount of reading was limited to the trivial stuff found on the Internet.
Generally, the GFP seen in the lab is not the same stuff found in jellyfish.
Water samples collected in August contained "minute" quantities of cesium-134, a contaminant linked to Fukushima and the same stuff found in the waters near Vancouver, British Columbia, in February.
