stems

"The school is increasing its focus on STEMs to prepare students for future jobs in technology. "

""Scientists use stems to visualize and analyze the structure of materials at the atomic level, revealing details invisible to conventional microscopes." "

"Tiny stems danced in the fireplace, casting flickering shadows on the wall. "

"The royal family's stems trace back to the 16th century. "

"The family tree shows different branches, with each branch representing a line of descendants that stems from the original ancestors. "

"From the crow's nest, the sailor maintained his stems, scanning the horizon for approaching ships. "

"The florist carefully cut the stems of the roses before arranging them in the vase. "

"the stem of an apple or a cherry"

"The fragile stems of the wine glasses made it difficult to pack them safely. "

"In Latin class, we learned that many verb endings are added to the verb stems to show different tenses and subjects. "

"After a long day of hiking, her stems ached. "

"In the word "b," the curve is attached to one of the two stems. "

"The music teacher showed the students how the stems on the notes pointed up or down depending on their position on the staff. "

"The mastering engineer requested the song's stems – vocals, drums, and instruments – to have more control over the final mix. "

"The boatbuilder carefully attached the first plank of wood to the stems, ensuring a strong connection for the bow of the ship. "

"He tightened the bolts on the bicycle's stems to make sure the handlebars were secure before his ride. "

"The doctor examined the major blood vessel stems leading to the heart. "

"The police found several stems hidden in the suspect's apartment. "

"The jeweler carefully tightened the stems on my grandmother's antique watches. "

"to stem cherries; to stem tobacco leaves"

"The current crisis stems from the short-sighted politics of the previous government."

""My family stems from a long line of farmers in Ireland." "

"The small sailboat stems the tide, slowly moving forward despite the strong current pushing it back. "

"The small fishing boat stemmed the larger cargo ship, causing significant damage. "

"The demolition crew stems the hole with clay before setting off the charge. "

"to stem a tide"

"As she started to go too fast down the hill, the beginner skier stems her skis to slow down. "