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grains of sand [greinzɔfsænd] Sandkörne

Sentence patterns related to "grains of sand"

1. How do we glue those grains of sand together?

2. The Coarser the grains of sand are, the darker they appear.

3. There are no two grains of sand alike in the world.

4. And my days will be as numerous as the grains of sand.

5. Others say the tree has learned to extract moisture from grains of sand.

6. One billion grains of sand come into existence in the world each second.

7. Their camels were “as numerous as the grains of sand that are on the seashore.”

8. God said that he would multiply Abraham’s offspring “like the grains of sand on the seashore.”

9. In muddy water, for example, the Colloidal particles are tiny grains of sand, silt, and clay.

10. Were I to try to count them, they are more than even the grains of sand.”

11. An army “like the grains of sand that are upon the seashore for multitude” rose against Saul.

12. Now just trying putting a few grains of sand between your teeth and see the difference it makes.

13. However, many find that holding on to happiness is like holding on to grains of sand —both slip away easily.

14. We know only that it came to be “like the grains of sand that are by the sea for multitude.”

15. It would be “like the stars of the heavens and like the grains of sand that are on the seashore.”

16. Additionally, the grains of sand are bonded together with the elastic or flexible urethane acrylate resin, likewise reducing plastic deformation and cracking.

17. Abraham’s seed, which was to be “like the grains of sand that are on the seashore,” turned out to be 144,000 persons, aside from Jesus Christ.

18. A historical account tells us: “Judah and Israel were many, like the grains of sand that are by the sea for multitude, eating and drinking and rejoicing.

19. Jehovah indicated that enormous numbers were involved when he linked the number of stars with “the grains of sand that are on the seashore.” —Genesis 22:17.

20. The Israelites at Gilgal were greatly agitated by the Philistine army gathered at Michmash, which was “like the grains of sand that are upon the seashore for multitude.”

21. He proposed a number system using powers of a myriad of myriads (100 million) and concluded that the number of grains of sand required to fill the universe would be 8 vigintillion, or 8×1063.

22. ‘The mound is built by workers Continually transporting grains of sand from as deep as 100 metres.’ ‘The underground water level was Continually falling and the environment in the adjoining valleys was also deteriorating, he said.’ ‘The stem is Continually circumnutating at a rapid rate, though not to a …