Sentence examples for transplanted out from inspiring English sources
The collected seeds were germinated and raised in nursery, Universiti Putra Malaysia Agricultural Park (TPU) for two months, exposed to the hardening process in the last ten days of nursery, then transplanted out to the University's agricultural experimental farm in Puchong (02°N59.035′, 101°E38.913′), Selangor, Malaysia.
Transplanted out of her familiar world, she seemed to find it easier to be dignified, as if she were moving inside a different skin, sleeker.
Surfing YouTube can be a survey of individual reactions to pop culture: movie and television characters transplanted out of their original plots or synched to improbable songs, pop hits revamped as comedy or attached to new, unauthorized imagery.
Monterey, Pam Golding Properties Head Quarters in Bishopscourt, Cape Town, has an elegant garden that appears to have been transplanted out of the Hampshire countryside, lifted in like one of those artificial cricket pitches.
This important instance of technological borrowing constituted one of the few times in which a traditional military skill as physiologically and economically demanding as composite archery was successfully transplanted out of its original cultural context.
The N train comes out of the ground near Pacific Bell Park, and we alight into a blaze of orange and black -- the proud old Giants colors from the old days under Coogan's Bluff, transplanted out here on Willie Mays's rippling back in 1958.
Yes, you can sow into modules for transplanting out in spring, but again, you'll get smaller, less floriferous plants in most cases.
However it can be harder to transplant out of these plants as the roots may weave with other plants, one infection means its likely the whole planter box is at risk (if not already exposed).
Even his six characters — three divorced couples — are French, and not simply transplanted, fish-out-of-water Simon-Americans...
Even his six characters — three divorced couples — are French, and not simply transplanted, fish-out-of-water Simon-Americans..
These old-school conferences were fairly odd events, with a culture of their own: the Westminster bubble transplanted to out-of-season resorts by a greyish-brown sea.
