Sentence examples for tract by from inspiring English sources

Ms. Drexler quoted the title of a tract by William Penn, the 17th century Quaker.

The virus is thought to be transmitted to the upper respiratory tract by airborne droplets.

She and other wildlife advocates balk at the notion that an entire field must be drilled quickly, when staged development, tract by tract, is possible.

An Almond for a Parrot takes its title from a tract by the Elizabethan writer Thomas Nashe, but is more obviously inspired by Daniel Defoe and John Cleland.

This is a roundabout route to the small intestine plenty of other parasites gain entry to the G.I. tract by being ingested in contaminated food or water.

The cleanup involves monitoring the groundwater, hauling away tainted soil and capping the tract by building the warehouses on it, Mr. Barrett said.

There are no records of what the last owner did with the property, so the tract, by default, reverted to municipal control.

Tapeworms attach to the intestinal tract by a sucker or a sucking groove on the head (scolex).

The most renowned tract by Milton is Areopagitica (1644), which opposes governmental licensing of publications or procedures of censorship.

For most aerosols of poor water solubility, the particles are cleared from the respiratory tract by mechanical or cellular means.

A science writer's pilgrimage down the digestive tract; by the author of "Stiff," "Spook," "Bonk" and "Packing for Mars".