Sentence examples for which are dead from inspiring English sources

She also makes wonderful anise-scented sesame cookies, which are dead ringers for an Italian bakery's.

Leicester Square, though, has no animated external life: the activity is all inside, in cinemas, which are dead places.

She's great at sussing which clues are worth following and which are dead ends, and hopeless at having a life.

Primary xylem (Figure 6) consists of lignified tracheary elements (tracheids and vessel elements), which are dead at maturity (they have lost their protoplasts).

In fact, based on reports of more than 1,000 leads, most of which are dead ends, the program seems vast.

Carpenter bees drill perfectly round holes in dead trees (or porch beams, which are dead trees as far as they are concerned) and lay their eggs in individual cells constructed of wood chips.

These nymphs then molt into adults that then feed on white-tailed deer, which are dead-end hosts for B. burgdorferi.

Genome-scale metabolic networks typically contain blocked reactions [ 28, 69] which are dead-ends and necessarily have zero flux for every examined chemical environment under any steady-state condition.

The opening goal did not even kill off the contest, which was dead on arrival.

Somebody way back yonder — which is dead and gone now — visualized it.

Then, for the encore, which was "Dead Skunk," Wainwright dropped the Poole persona and became his old self.