Sentence examples for which is firm from inspiring English sources

Also, the seedless, which is firm through the center, allows you to cut solid pieces.

(One exception is the tour offered at Epcot, which is firm in its requirement that riders be at least 16).

The route has to be remapped every year to make the most of the surface, which is firm enough to support hikers and horse carts, avoiding treacherous goo.

One surprise that "The Center Will Not Hold" provides is the disparity between Didion's physical fragility Dunne's camera lingers on her hands, gnarled and expressive, and her emaciated arms, which look as if they have been flayed for an anatomist's dissection and her voice, which is firm and strong.

This is what you do: nail it to a door-frame, or other substantial wooden piece of your dwelling, make an incision on either side of the neck, take a pair of pliers in each hand, grip the two cut pieces of skin, put your foot against the door level with the eel's head, and slowly haul back the skin, which is firm and elasticated, like a dense inner tube.

While, in alkaline condition, the dye molecule exists in azo formula, which is firm and difficult to be decomposed [1].

The cheesecake, which was firm and not nearly creamy enough, was one of the duds to skip.

"It was delicious served at room temperature, cut into cubes, which were firm in texture, sweet but not overly, and  prepared with quinoa," she wrote.

Like other forms of knowledge, virtues are characters of the soul's commanding faculty which are firm and unchangeable.

Schwannomas typically appear as solitary, well-encapsulated masses, which are firm and round with a smooth surface.

A 5×6 cm size mass was felt in the left fornix, which was firm, mobile and non-tender.