Sentence examples for * hock in from inspiring English sources

Perhaps we were confused over "hock" in the sense of "pawn".

There was an ominous-looking ham hock in a pot; I'm a vegetarian, so that wasn't very promising.

On a Garland burner he had Great Northern beans simmering with a meaty ham hock; in the oven three loaves of bread were just developing a golden crust.

I recall Wolfert's mention of ham in the traditional Castelnaudary cassoulet, and her use of fresh ham hock in her Toulouse-style version, salted overnight.

The trainer is also planning a comeback for What's Up Boys, who broke a hock in Wetherby's Charlie Hall Chase early last season, at Wincanton on Saturday.

The kidney lies under a pile of wilted morning glory (water spinach), and the trotter isn't trotter but pork hock, in a somewhat bland broth, but it's all straightforward and perfectly satisfying.

England back-rower Hock took in Logan Tomkins' pass to charge over and put the Red Devils on the scoreboard, but Hanbury crashed in after Craven booted a 40-20 to create the field position for Widnes.

Lesions (percentage of animals with severe integument alterations – at least one lesion or swelling) were observed especially in the hock region, in the cows kept in THSNE, the difference between the two housing systems being significant (t = - 6.65, P < 0.001, df = 78).

Other studies found also that the prevalence of hock lesions in cows kept in tie-stalls can be reduced by daily exercise of a constant duration [ 7] or by outdoor exercise for minimum 50 hours in a four-week period [ 36].

The aim of this study was to investigate the associations between management and facility design factors and the prevalence of hock injuries in high-producing dairy cows in 76 freestall herds in the northeastern United States (NE-US; Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania and Californiaa (CA).

This article reviews the literature on hock lesions in dairy cattle, focusing in particular on their prevalence and associated clinical signs, as well as the scoring systems used to assess them and the data on risk factors.