Sentence examples similar to wool clump from inspiring English sources
Clumps of wool and a fine coating of fluff on your neck and face do little for your poise.
Clumps of wool gathered from his small herd of Kashmir goats were stuck on large, anarchic, abstract paintings arrayed on the walls.
Somewhere in the South of Russia, little clumps of wool are being transformed into adorable creatures with a skeptical look in their eyes.
Biology was a subject that seemed as exciting as a clump of cotton wool.
Quick!" She sits me down on a stool, grabs a clump of cotton wool, douses it in alcohol, and sets it alight.
During this time they begin to secrete their characteristic wool, which appears as white, cottony-waxy, woolly masses clumped on hemlock twigs near the base of needles.
The ultrathin filaments have long fascinated scientists, but until now they have been maddeningly difficult to work with, because they tend to clump together in a messy interwoven form akin to steel wool.
Dags are basically the clumps of soft or hard fecal (or mud) material that's become bound into the wool of the sheep.
The material to be genotyped was prepared as follows: stock suspensions of asexual spores were made as described for heterokaryotic yield, suspensions were filtered through a glass wool funnel and washed four times, each time with 500 μl saline, to remove any mycelial fragments or clumps of spores.
