Sentence examples for Medium from high-quality English sources.

• Strain through a medium-mesh sieve.

• But, second, do we ever happen to hear events in the medium?

• There is little to no sass in this body (Medium-Dark Skin Tone).

• The Original is medium-firm and has 10 inches of graphite memory foam.

• Bring to a boil over medium-high heat.

• Cook over medium heat until reduced to 1 cup.

• PopYum offers three different nipple types: slow, medium, and fast flow.

• Of course, Medium is a platform, so you'd expect Williams to say platforms will rule.

Use Medium in a sentence.

• The medium-chain triglycerides are broken down to medium-chain fatty acids by pancreatic lipase.

• They must travel through a medium, and it is the medium that vibrates as the waves travel through.

• Meanwhile, to make the risotto, heat the olive oil in a medium-size saucepan over medium-high heat.

• Many state governments in India, like that in Uttar Pradesh, are establishing or expanding English-medium education.

• In between, there are the popular rough, medium-rough (coarse medium), medium and fine grades.

• Donalda reflects on her experiences as the head teacher of the first Gaelic medium primary school and the first Gaelic medium secondary school in Scotland.

• Cells may be grown in a culture medium of biological origin such as blood serum or tissue extract, in a chemically defined synthetic medium, or in a mixture of the two.

• Most foam mattresses claim to be “medium firm” (the “medium rare” of the mattress industry), but our tests and other reviewers have found a huge range within that middle.

Medium sentence examples

• The different velocities with which the stone passes through the air or the water is only caused by the different density of the medium; it is not connatural to the medium.

• As shown in step 4, only hybridomas can live in the HAT medium; unfused myeloma cells, lacking HGPRT, die in the medium, as do unfused plasma cells, which are naturally short-lived.

• The affectedness of the medium is a feature which is mostly evident, and almost pervasive in the case of sounds, because of the relatively similar size of the phenomena involved at the source and in the medium proper.

• As for sounds, this distinction is consequent upon the distinction between two kinds of medium: the source medium (that is, the stuff the thing is composed of) and the medium proper or environment medium, surrounding the sounding thing, the one in which the hearer could be immersed as well.