Sentence examples for which seals in from inspiring English sources

Snails make a dried lid of slime over the shell mouth, which seals in the snail for several months.

Cantonese food involves fast cooking at high temperatures, using special techniques like steaming and stir-frying, which seal in flavours and leave vegetables crunchy and delicious.

You can weave in ends later, but it is easier to lay them on the last row and crochet over them doing the next row, which seals them in.

After trying and failing to plug the leak gas company crews are now drilling two relief wells which in theory will meet where the well emerges from rock that forms the capstone, which seals the gas in place.

These patterns can be seen in the FCA plot, in which seals from the same region tended to cluster together, even though there was wide overlap among groups.

The descent happened so fast the crew never threw the aircraft's "ditch switch," which seals off vents and holes in the fuselage to make it more seaworthy.

Cuthbert was responsible for scoring the try against France which sealed Wales Grand Slamm in 2012.

Twelve years on, the proud Welsh club finds itself gracing the Premier League, with a League Cup trophy in-tow after beating Bradford City at Wembley in the final in February, which sealed a place in next season's Uefa Europa League.

They included a sensational hat-trick for Portugal against Sweden in their World Cup qualifying play-off second leg, which sealed a place in the finals in Brazil.

Since winning the Wyndham Championship last August – a victory which sealed his place in Europe's Ryder Cup team – García has been a player on form.

An individual gold at this year's World Championships is Spence's career highlight to date, and it was that performance which sealed her spot in London.