Sentence examples for within into from inspiring English sources

According to FlightAware.com, 3,283 flights within, into or out of the United States have been cancelled today.

Eva's tone is elegiac, a toast written for some future wake to be held in honor of the glorious, impending past: "But you said that if the U.S. were to fall or founder during your lifetime, collapse economically, be overrun by an aggressor, or corrupt from within into something vicious, you would weep".

Throughout human history there have been movements of peoples (see human migration) within, into, and out of Africa along its northern coasts, across the Sinai Peninsula, along the Red Sea, and especially in the Horn of Africa and coastal areas as far south as Southern Africa.

I pass two "private cabins" – little cave-like rooms with low wooden benches and a flatscreen TV screwed to the wall, each with a furtive looking punter sat within – into the main arena.

Across the nation on Thursday, a total 2,366 flights were canceled within, into or out of the U.S., according to the website FlightAware, which tracks flight cancellations and delays. .

109, 112– 115 All studied cultures of MSCs and fibroblasts were heterogeneous and, importantly, contained cell subpopulations of varying size differing by the ability to differentiate within (into mesoderm derivatives) and across (into ectoderm and endoderm derivatives) the borders of their primary germ layer.

Looking into within-participant variations, we gained further information about anxiety.

Price developed an equation that partitioned selection in the total population into within- and between-group components.

The functional/longitudinal QTL analysis needs to take both between- and within-individual variation into consideration.

First, we were not able to partition total within-person variability into analytic and biologic variability.

Microsatellite variation was partitioned into within-and among-year components (Table S7).