The old manuscript described the cytee as a place of narrow lanes and lively markets.

The researchers discovered several cytees in the distant valley, each with unique bioluminescent patterns.

The ancient map labeled the abandoned cyte near the river, though its walls had long since crumbled.

During the autopsy, the pathologist discovered an abnormal cyte that suggested a previously unknown disorder.

The lecture highlighted how the suffix -cyte is used to name and classify mature cells such as red blood cells and fat cells.

The biologist observed the cytes migrating along the extracellular matrix.