Sentence examples for a meat slab from inspiring English sources

Almost looks like a meat slab.

I realized quickly that what I used to think of as a bunch of meat slabs running around on a field is actually a highly nuanced competition, featuring insane nerds with an arsenal of some of the most athletically ridiculous people on Earth at their disposal.

Both mango chicken ($13), marinated boneless meat slabs in a toss of vegetables, fruit and chutney, and rogan josh ($12), lamb cubes in a creamy ginger touched red sauce, were easy to eat with just a faint hint of spiciness.

Some women are referred to as "meat slabs" or "a walking STD".

And probably best of all, your act of buying organic is part of a political movement; you're supporting a population of small farmers, the precious few who have decided that animals are more than merely walking meat slabs, and that vegetables should be birthed from sunshine and good soil, not created in a lab.

If that scene sounded disturbing, then our next stop was even more gross: A meat locker, complete with dangling slabs of decaying meat and a Jesus figure nailed to a cross.

And what was billed as a "Hungarian goose feast" was precisely that: a plate overflowing with goose drumstick and thigh (wonderfully crackly skin and succulent meat), a slab of foie gras (overcooked), a mound of delectable braised red cabbage and a deliciously homey heap of potatoes cooked with onion and paprika.

There are some very narrow-minded (or old-fashioned I suppose) people in the world, who think that a meal isn't a meal without a slab of meat in it.

Haanstra cross-cuts between a tiger gnawing on a slab of meat and a woman with a wallet in her mouth; elsewhere, two goats butting heads cuts to two children fighting.

A curvaceous, jet black, aardvark-like vixen puffs on a cigarette while perusing the contents of a refrigerator, which includes a fish spurting water, a slab of meat topped with birthday candles, a cyclops turkey sandwich... and possibly a corpse.

I'm a gay man who wants to feel that I belong to a community that reflects me as a person, not as a slab of meat that should conform to a specific body type.