Sentence examples for time flattening from inspiring English sources

Leonardo Giron Torres, lying under the beam, courted danger as he lifted his head and lay it back down just before the beam got to him, then tempted fate further by raising his shoulders, then his back, each time flattening himself just before the beam whacked him.

Drop the latke batter (beginning with a single "tester latke"), a quarter cup at a time, flattening slightly with a heatproof spatula to form a pancake.

Most likely, unless you're a yogi or a dancer, had a posture-obsessed mom, or, like me, have discovered the Balance Ball Chair, you are spending a lot of time flattening out your lumbar spine, (low back curve).

We see the running time flattening after a load of 6 users per cell.

A complicated time flattens into the Clinton era.

The association between degree of dementia and P-ADL functioning was strongest at baseline, the development in time flattened and the association between the baseline degree of dementia and the decline in P-ADL functioning decreased with time.

In less than 24 hours, a months' worth of rain poured down and in a short period of time, flattened buildings, bridges, houses, trees, health clinics and schools alike.

Furthermore, as in the first model, the association between degree of dementia and P-ADL functioning was strongest at baseline, the development in time flattened and the association between baseline degree of dementia on decline in P-ADL functioning became weaker with time.

The cell membrane is covered with flask-shaped membrane invaginations, sometimes shaped like a pocket and sometimes protruding out of the membrane, other times flattened, undistinguished from the basic structure of the cell membrane, but all of them very rich in lipids, sphingomyelin, complex protein structures and multiple receptors.

Demonstrating against a government plan to build an eight-lane highway on the north side of Seoul, about 100 Buddhist monks and nuns marched nearly two miles through the capital, walking three steps at a time, then flattening themselves on the street or sidewalk before taking three more steps.

Swansea's misery was complete when Vorm was sent off by referee Mike Dean in stoppage time for flattening Cardiff substitute Fraizer Campbell as he went around him - leaving defender Angel Rangel to take the gloves because Michael Laudrup had used up all of his substitutions.