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Meanings of Carrel in English
French surgeon and biologist who developed a way to suture and graft blood vessels (1873-1944)
Synonyms
Examples for "stall"
Examples for "stall"
1
Town said the new apprenticeship system could not be allowed to stall.
2
The cancelled sale will not necessarily stall further new bond issues however.
3
I already knew the answer, but I needed to stall for time.
4
Mexican-born Rocio, who runs a stall, is taking the situation more seriously.
5
And so the young pup had to stay in the dull stall.
1
He approached a second, smaller cubicle, where a guard snapped to attention.
2
The white curtain walls of the cubicle contracted, closed in on her.
3
A wave of cold air moved through it into the control cubicle.
4
They were within a foot of each other in the ebonised cubicle.
5
Who blames him for sounding loud and clear in some distant cubicle.
1
My colleague Severin Carrell has written in more detail on this here.
2
Jim Carrey and Steve Carrell voice a fleshed out Dr Seuss animation.
3
Steve Carrell put another beer for us on the table.
4
Severin Carrell Northern Ireland Australian rugby fans drinking Guinness at a game against Romania in Belfast.
5
Our second remark only concerns the house in which he who became Bishop Carrell was born.
Usage of Carrel in English
1
Without doubt, the standards of cell science have improved since Carrel's day.
2
I'm personal secretary to Mr. Carrel Quire, and it's really his car.
3
Dr. Carrel's dream of ten times the normal was exceeded by himself.
4
The shocked expression on Carrel's face made Amalfi abruptly sodden with weariness.
5
With it, Carrel literally opened a new era in cell research.
6
Then he said, You have to be careful, Carrel, in dealing with outsiders.
7
The new serum displaces, in a measure, the Dakin-Carrel method of treating wounds.
8
Still, I can see why you weren't too satisfied with Carrel.
9
He now almost demoniacally contemplated the ruin of Mr. Carrel Quire.
10
I've been making do with Carrel, but though he's willing, he lacks experience.
11
You had written me off, and you were training Carrel as my successor.
12
From a small bag he was carrying Carrel produced a roll of papyrus.
13
Dr. Carrel has gone a long way to eliminate this danger.
14
She has had no Marconi, no Pasteur or Poincaré, no Carrel.
15
I won't enquire whether Mr. Carrel Quire pays your salary regularly.
16
And the fault doesn't just lie with Carrel and his laboratory.
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