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Bu yazımızda haqqında İngiliscə cümlələrini tapa bilərsiniz. İngilis dilində ən çox istifadə olunan sözü haqqında sizin üçün tərtib etdiyimiz təsdiq, inkar və sual cümlələrindən istifadə edərək sözünün istifadə sahələrini öyrənə bilərsiniz.

• The main trunk of the stapedial artery atrophies and its origin from the internal carotid disappears.
• After I parked my car in the garage, I took my luggage from the trunk and searched for my house key.
• Over the last 25 years work has been carried out on upgrading and refurbishing the old drainage system and providing new trunk sewers.
• Paris admired him from behind the trunk of a deciduous tree.
• After they loaded their luggage into the trunk everyone climbed into the car and followed the directions to the hotel they'd be staying at.
• These effects of microgravity can be reduced by special regimes which exercise the muscles, especially those of the trunk and lower limbs.
• I yelled as I opened the door and saw Annette, who was throwing clothes into her trunk .
• The mucus inside the male elephant's trunk helps deliver a concentrated whiff of the seductive scent.
• She simply nodded, and then began to walk, not even bothering to take any clothes out of the trunk to take with them.
• The somites, now positioned on either side of the neural tube, give rise to the vertebrae and ribs, to the muscles of the trunk and limbs, and also contribute to the dermis of the skin.
• Finally, I chugged the last piece of luggage into the trunk of the car, and slammed it shut.
• A lateral internal thoracic artery may arise from the thyrocervical trunk .
• Sighing, she grabbed her trunk full of clothes and a canvas bag full of other miscellaneous items, and trudged out the door.
• Approximately 80% occur on the head and neck, with the rest mainly on the trunk and lower limbs, particularly in women.
• A core-focused routine exercises the muscles that support and align the spine, and the stabilizer muscles of the body trunk .
• The posterior communicating artery is sometimes joined with the middle cerebral artery instead of the trunk of the internal carotid.
• The scheme comprised the construction of a low-level 1200 mm. diameter tunnel connected into the Thames Water trunk sewer.
• Rolling onto her feet, she walked to her dresser and began to lay her clothes into an old trunk .
• Archaeopteris was a true tree, with a woody trunk , xylem, secondary cambium, and leaves.
• The luggage went in the trunk , the suits were hung from the hook in the backseat and the console was filled with CDs.
• In the latter sampling period, the stem was further divided into the main trunk and branches.
• The trunk of an Asian elephant is so exquisitely prehensile that it can pick up a dime from a concrete floor.
• So, I went next door to help her get out of her evening gown and fold some of her day things and store them in her trunk .
• They are most often found on the trunk of the body and on the arms and legs.
• These tiny documents were purchased by a flea market trader in a trunk stored in the attic of a prominent Savannah family during the dispersal of an estate.
• My parents were suddenly relegated to the back seat of our station wagon and my brother and I were stuffed in the trunk with the luggage.
• He then sat down with his back to Hunter and Jason and began rooting through the fallen trunk of a tree.
• Dry skin occurs most commonly on the arms and legs, but can also affect the trunk of the body.
• It typically starts as one large spot, usually on the trunk of the body, and then spreads.
• They are quadriplegics, whose injuries or illnesses affect all four limbs and the trunk .
• I had no other choice though; no change of clothes in the trunk , and even if there were, I doubt it'd be acceptable.
• We three burst out of the car, grabbed the luggage from the trunk , and just as the bus came up behind us, said our quick good byes even while jogging towards the bus.
• Eli put Fiona's entire luggage in the trunk and instructed her to get in the car.
• Instead she rummaged through the trunk to find some clothes.
• As it puts down roots, the trunk shoots up and branches spread out.
• Dominic turned around in his seat to look behind him - all their luggage was in the trunk , but the backseat was filled with little odds and ends.
• Workers cleaned and repaired the Baghdad trunk sewer line and its associated manholes and pumping stations.
• They are unlike chickenpox, which develops first on the trunk of the body and is seen in various stages of development.
• Whether the tree is large or small, the key is to prune the unwanted branch while protecting the stem or trunk wood of the tree.
• We got my luggage in the trunk , and when the driver got into his seat, I was left standing awkwardly with my mom, not knowing what to say.
• The facial artery may arise by a common trunk with the lingual.
• This was in her right face, trunk and limbs for the pins and needles, and just mild problems swallowing.
• It uses its trunk , or proboscis, to gather food and water and also to play, fight, feel its surroundings and detect smells.
• We both got out of the car and pulled her luggage from the trunk .
• They walked into the warehouse and left their luggage in the car trunk .
• I slid my brother's ring on and off my fingers as I leaned against the passenger seat of my car, waiting for Kes to put the last of her luggage in the trunk .
• With age, the trunk of the tree gets thicker while the root base remains stunted inside the concrete pavements.
• I had a huge trunk with my clothes and other personal items closed safely inside.
• Initially, the mahout guides the elephant's trunk over the canvas and offers rewards for good performance.
• Again, if we expose some surface roots at the base of the trunk as in old trees, an appearance of age can be achieved.
• He reached our car and threw the last of our luggage into the trunk .
• Cat tried to pull their luggage out of the trunk of the car, all the while arguing with Peter on the cell phone.
• The rash starts on the face and ears and gradually spreads to the trunk and limbs.
• Kim sighed and opened the car door, not bothering to unpack the luggage from the trunk .
• She looked through the trunk of clothes kept at the hotel.
• Pressure ulcers were located either on the trunk or nontrunk areas of the body.
• They may move their trunk and limbs in meaningless ways.
• She took her few clothes from her trunk and walked to the wardrobe with them.
• The second stage ensues one to four days later with an erythematous maculopapular rash on the trunk and limbs, which may spread to involve large areas.
• In woody plants, the cambial layer in the trunk , branches and roots also retains proliferative capacity.
• The right amount of trunk space in a rental car is crucial to getting your golf trip started right.
• It was a mosaic of an elephant, his trunk raised to the sky, head tilted back, tusks raised.
• Subsequently, poplar trees were divided into leaves, trunk and roots.
• The nest is typically located in dense foliage on a horizontal branch near the trunk of a tree, or in a vertical fork.
• And to make matters even more interesting, their emperor has found a whole trunk of new clothes.
• Furthermore, this winding and unwinding of power in the trunk of the body requires fairly strong legs as well to stabilize the swing.
• The trunk is actually an elongation of the nose and has nostrils on the tip.
• Tailor-welded blanks are used in the doors, but the trunk is laser welded and built with two sets of tools.
• Most of the children have burns to the trunk and limbs and therefore find it fairly easy to hide their scars and pressure garments under tracksuits and high collared, long sleeved shirts.
• Regeneration occurs from the branches or the trunk of fallen trees that root into the underlying soil.
• Scaling studies of other species have suggested that the entire tree, including the trunk , may bend in response to wind.
• The trunk and branches of trees can be used as mulch for gardens, park or animal stalls.
• These plaques can extend to the great veins, coronary sinus, pulmonary trunk , and main pulmonary arteries.
• I dragged in the trunk filled with clothes that Annie and Katie had selected on that big shopping trip we had gone on before I left.