Sentence examples for tiny fractures from inspiring English sources

Pulling on it again creates tiny fractures.

Salt and ice can turn tiny fractures in its surface into cracks or holes.

When it comes into contact with rock, crystalline grains in the rock expand and create tiny fractures, causing small particles, called spalls, to break off.

Michael Vaughan, Bonnie Wright, Samantha Bond and Johnny Vaughan promote The Great Sport Relief Bake Off I Want My Baby Back  I Want My Baby Back  9pm, BBC1 A Panorama inquiry into family courts, focusing on parents who have had their children taken away on the evidence of doctors saying that tiny fractures on their babies' X-rays are a sign of abuse.

Fracking involves drilling horizontally into the rock, forcing sand and water underground to cause tiny fractures that release gas from the shale.

And because the cast is so big, the world so sprawling, your attachment to anybody comes with the certain knowledge that they are dispensable, their death just another tiny fracture in the show's tectonically slow movement towards a resolution.

A driven athlete, he ran so much in high school that he suffered dozens of tiny stress fractures in both legs.

A tiny stress fracture in Rubin's right hand changed the course of her career.

Farrar had crashed twice Monday, and X-rays revealed that he has a tiny bone fracture in his left wrist.

The effect – especially when the sun caught the rows of tiny sequins, fracturing the light in the way that sunlight catches on glass – was that the models looked like walking versions of the buildings on the theatrical backdrop.

"The scientists were running around saying, 'Did you see this?' " Another moon, Enceladus, tiny and fractured, turns out to supply much of the ice to Saturn's tenuous outer E-ring.