The mood then had calcified into an anti-Bush drive for change; general election messaging was relatively easy.
Moore was something like urban planner Robert Moses, a visionary who calcified into a tyrant.
This calcified Dickinson icon is hilariously inflated in the film Being John Malkovich (1999).
In Propristis schweinfurthi the tooth-sockets are not yet calcified.
Now and then these grains are found to be in a calcified condition.
Other specimens show no trace of these calcified projections.
calcified arteries are readily identified in skiagrams (Fig. 65).
A man of forty years may therefore have the calcified, pipe stem arteries of a man of eighty.
Many puny individuals with stiff, calcified arteries go about with more ease than a robust man with thickened arteries only.
The sacral diapophyses are expanded and have a border of calcified cartilage laterally.
calcify cal·ci·fy (kāl'sə-fī')
v. cal·ci·fied, cal·ci·fy·ing, cal·ci·fies
To make or become stony or chalky by deposition of calcium salts.
