Contain [verb]

There was no right way to bite into a rice cake and definitely no good way to contain the stream of crumbs that rained down from the corners of my mouth.

Probably the most explosive centered on the effort to contain the coronavirus pandemic this year.

It contains a 7-megapixel camera on the front and a 12-megapixel camera on the back and is capable of taking 4K videos, which are better quality than high-definition.

Holm and Rotenberg were surprised to find that their paper contained the insight needed to do a lot better.

Next year the company plans to put out a quantum processor, called “eagle,” that contains 127 qubits.

As of Monday morning, Cal Fire reported it was 87 percent contained.

A new paper published in Nature Astronomy today reveals that Venus’s clouds contain traces of phosphine.

Venus’ clouds appear to contain a smelly, toxic gas that could be produced by bacteria, a new study suggests.

Many countries around the world, from Germany to South Korea to Singapore to Vietnam, have used these techniques to contain the virus.

In an interview, Baber said he agreed with Halpern’s point about the excessively large document that contained the audit, and said he twice asked staff to break it out as a standalone document.