Sentence examples for unchanging length from inspiring English sources
Even more spectacular are species I have termed "nomadic vines," which wander a distance far in excess of their relatively unchanging length.
(In an instance of comedy reflecting scientific discovery, Monty Python riffed on a strikingly similar idea when they made fun of David Attenborough in a 1974 sketch called "The Walking Tree of Dahomey"). Even more spectacular are species I have termed "nomadic vines," which wander a distance far in excess of their relatively unchanging length.
Nowhere else in the Americas do we see technologies and cultures existing unchanging for that length of time.
Moreover, the length of production cycles and the unchanging nature of certain inputs mean that farmers themselves have scant control over the global supply of farm produce.
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
Download: 'Distant Call'; 'Unchanging Window'.
It's orderly and unchanging.
COMMUNIST Party plenums are rituals of unchanging arcana.
That it should be abstract and unchanging.
School is consonantal in its unchanging schedule.
