Stemmed Sentence Examples

More likely it stemmed from the fact that she had not gone to the house yet.

The only power which might have stemmed the tide was Prussia.

Its second historical period begins with the advent of the Romans, who stemmed the advancing Teutonic tide.

There is a 15th-century Italian example in South Kensington Museum of a pilastered turret containing an oblong crystal case, the whole resting on a stemmed base, and surmounted with a cupola.

His fame lives in Eastern history as the conqueror who stemmed the tide of Western conquest on the East, and turned it definitely from East to West, as the hero who momentarily united the unruly East, and as the saint who realized in his personality the highest virtues and ideals of Mahommedanism.

Its upper waters are now stemmed by a masonry dam 178 ft.

The wars, therefore, in which the Pergamene kings in the latter part of the 3rd century stemmed their aggressions, had the glory of a Hellenic crusade.

Few of the leaders of either side could have stemmed the tide of defeat as he did at Stone river and turned a mere rally into a great victory as he did at Cedar Creek, by the pure force of personal magnetism.

The problem actually stemmed from an infestation of scale, a sap sucking insect that attacks the plant.

Whirl all ingredients together in a blender and pour into a rocks or stemmed glass.

Corps had been close at hand, on the Stol and higher up the Natisone valley, the inrush of the enemy might have been stemmed.

Construction Process A hollow stemmed continuous flight auger is rotated into the ground to the required depth.

Clearing the old debts had stemmed the outflow on account of payment of exorbitant interest.

Only the October recovery seems to have stemmed a tide of abuse.

Normally forming a multi stemmed shrubby tree, it can grow upto 30ft (9m).

Danny Fellows, regional manager with the T&G union, said part of the problem stemmed from unfounded rumors about safety at the site.

It is a strong growing green stemmed clone whose young growth is yellowy green.

Vigorously mix all ingredients in a martini/cocktail shaker and strain the beverage into a rocks or stemmed glass.

Mix and pour over ice or combine in a shaker and strain the contents into a stemmed martini glass.

Moisten the rim of a stemmed glass with lime juice, dip it in salt and add the contents of shaker.

Stemmed glasses rimmed with colored granules, fruit dangling on showy picks, layers of liquor competing for center stage; easy mixed drinks don't need these fancy trimmings to be tasty, satisfying and refreshing.

Keep lime wedges, lemon and orange slices, stemmed maraschino cherries, olives and cocktail onions on hand to dress up different cocktails.

Shake vigorously and strain the drink into a stemmed cocktail glass.

Pour the drink into a stemmed glass or tumbler for serving.

Serve the drink in a tumbler or stemmed glass.

The idea for a 100 percent compostable chip bag stemmed from the fact that billions of snack chip bags wind up in landfills each year.

If the rumors are to be believed, he had an obsession that stemmed from serious self-esteem issues.

The Amber Alert System that stemmed from the death of this child is an early warning system designed to notify as many people as possible through broadcasting announcements.

For best results, select clear glasses that allow you to see the color of the wine, and opt for stemmed glasses that allow you to hold the glass by the stem in order to maintain temperature without warming wine up by grasping the bowl.

For instance, those nice "O" series glasses from Riedel that have no stems may seem like the coolest thing to you, but the person you are buying for may prefer stemmed glasses from Spiegelau.

The method by which he became infected is not known; however, genetic analysis of his blood sample suggested that HIV-1 might have stemmed from a single virus in the late 1940s or early 1950s.

When emo started out, it stemmed from the term "emo" as short for "emotional."

Their mortgage mess stemmed from factors beyond their control; they were current on their mortgage payments, yet many found themselves owing more money on their mortgages than their homes were worth.

Her interest stemmed from concern for her half-sister who had the disease and sadly passed from it, but Mackenzie Rosman continues to advocate for the foundation.

Bucket-styled, this handbag captivates with its detachable strap, and "punched" stemmed detailing print.

Perhaps this interest stemmed from the fact that he had lost his wife to tuberculosis, and one of his sons died from injuries sustained in battle.

Hypnosis revealed that her phobia stemmed from a previous life experience when her parents would shut her in a closet for misbehavior.

Their attempt to dig a hole to the underworld failed, but at least they'd stemmed the flow of souls.

Even so, Rhyn.s flaws stemmed from his nature of being a half-demon.

He understood her anxiety stemmed mostly from worrying Connor would leave like Standish had.

Ferdinand, a great and wise prince, under whom the tide of Moslem conquest was first effectually stemmed, on his deathbed, in 1065, divided his territories among his five children.

Mix and shake all the ingredients in a martini shaker and strain into a stemmed cocktail glass.

Hirsch exercised a profound influence on the Synagogue and undoubtedly stemmed the tide of liberalism.

At least, if she saw him, she could determine which parts of what she felt were real and which stemmed from the bond.

Jackson's anger stemmed more from the fact that he wanted to ask about Elisabeth's frame of mind, rather than from Sarah going behind his back.

Sensing motion, she opened her eyes to find Alex leaning across her, placing a long stemmed glass on the window sill beside her.

But the tide of conquest was stemmed by the iconoclast emperors, and the Arab expeditions, excepting those of Harun al-Rashid, 781 and 806, and of elMotasim, 838, became simply predatory raids.