Sentence examples for tiny cells in from inspiring English sources
Platelets are tiny cells in the blood that make it clot.
As a Ph.D. student in the mid-1990s athehe University of Texas Southwestern, Lumpkin initially focused on hearing, examining the tiny cells in the inner ear that allow us to interpret the sounds around us.
Well, there's a booth from Lilly with an neat computer-generated video explaining how platelets, tiny cells in the blood, cause blood clots, and how these blood clots lead to heart attacks.
Al-Qaida in 2001 was a tiny cell in an Afghan mountain.
"Downtown" meant a tiny cell in Evin prison, in North Tehran, and "a few questions" meant protracted torture.
Her fiancé, Shane Bauer, and their friend, Josh Fattal, are still languishing in a tiny cell in Tehran.
Food is delivered to him through a trapdoor in his tiny cell in the prison block inside the naval base in the port of Callao near Lima.
Hamza is now confined to a tiny cell in Ten South, the most restrictive wing of the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC), a pre-trial facility in lower Manhattan.
Six thousand miles away, the former chair of Nissan Renault, Carlos Ghosn, is spending his seventh night in a tiny cell in the Tokyo detention centre.
For years, he was imprisoned in a tiny cell in which the previous incumbent had drawn a very faint pencil shadow of himself on the wall before being taken off and executed.
Locked up in a tiny cell in Wayland prison, in Norfolk, detoxing from heroin and methadone, Mike Smith found that bending and breathing his way through a yoga meditation could give him up to three hours without any withdrawal symptoms – even with other inmates hammering on the door yelling "You're mental" at him.
