Immortalize used in a sentence

Immortalize in a sentence as a verb

You still have to immortalize the cell line.

Can’t wait to immortalize myself in a Futurama style head jar.

It's almost always better to immortalize the context sharing in writing.

I spent at least 2-3 hours tinkering with it only to discover I can merely immortalize my efforts into an MP3.

*******, and death in general, in someone's youth when they've been very productive and successful seems to immortalize them forever in that moment.

On one hand, this is an amazing way to immortalize memories, experience, whole lifetimes of accumulated knowledge and wisdom.

SF author David Brin has some unusual suggestions for philanthropic billionaires looking to immortalize themselves with a significant legacy.

> You isolate the B cells by limiting dilution and/or immortalize them by fusion with a special type of cell to make a hybridoma to isolate clonal populations of single cells that are maintainable.

You isolate the B cells by limiting dilution and/or immortalize them by fusion with a special type of cell to make a hybridoma to isolate clonal populations of single cells that are maintainable.

People are working hard on pushing the boundaries of Precision Physics, to build smaller, but orders of magnitude more efficient particle accelerators, and make history have one more reason to immortalize people like Dr. Orlov.