Sentence examples for well spontaneously from inspiring English sources

Everton fans who have barely had time to get over Bryan Hamilton's disallowed goal in the last minute of the 1977 FA Cup semi may well spontaneously combust come the end of the match if Liverpool keep the trophy.

But some stars believe in a degree of prep work even in real life, while others believe it can be done well spontaneously, in the heat of the sexual moment.

Some wells spontaneously stall during exploitation.

Then, the plates were placed at room temperature for 20 min, and the cell sheets detached from the wells spontaneously.

How they contrive to play so well, so spontaneously, and yet in such perfect coördination with the demands of dramatic timing is a matter I can never hope to fathom.

One of the more promising suggestions involves montmorillonite, a common clay, which is known to cause lipid vesicles (liposomes) to assemble, as well as spontaneously link activated ribonucleotides together to form chains of polynucleotides.

The experimental results show that information from both the microphone array and video cameras is useful to improve the detection rate of isolated as well as spontaneously generated acoustic events.

In Laudato Si' Pope Francis teaches that if we, like St. Francis, "feel intimately united with all that exists, then sobriety and care will well up spontaneously.

EBs were microscopically examined for contracting cardiomyocytes on days 8 through 12. Any well containing spontaneously beating cells was recorded as 1 positive result.

Herpesvirus saimiri-immortalized CD4+ T cells from a patient with A-T (ATM mutation 5908 C>T) and from a control donor [53], as well as spontaneously immortalized T cells from NBS patient (NBS mutation 657de15) and for a control donor were cultured as described [54].

Addition of a JAK inhibitor (JI1) resulted in enhanced reprogramming efficiency as well as spontaneously beating iCMs.