In embryonic mapping, a sturt is an angular unit equal to two gons, and if a mosaic forms, a lineage boundary will pass between two organs with a probability (in percent) equal to the number of sturts separating them.

A sudden sturt at the market drew everyone's attention and sent children running home.

He would sturt anyone who crossed his path with petty criticisms.

The linguist cataloged several enigmatic sturts found in regional dialects.

After the mishap, he sturted the old cart back into the barn, though everyone thought it was beyond repair.

He kept sturting around the living room, fretting about the party preparations.

Sturt sent the manuscript to the publisher with a polite cover letter.

Near the red sandhills, we stopped to photograph Sturt's desert pea glowing against the ochre earth.

During the field survey, the geologist identified sturtite embedded in the weathered basalt outcrop.

Sturtevant presented new evidence that challenged the long-held assumptions in the archival records.