Sentence examples for aging in beds of from inspiring English sources

Parmesan lay aging in beds of wheat and porcini mushrooms, which had a musky odor that overpowered the tangy scent of cheese.

(Didn't any Vikings ever win battles? What happened to Vikings who died in bed of old age, undefeated ever? Ex-Coach only identifies with losers).

I thought again of the young men my age in the bed of that pickup, and I pictured two or three of them lying dead under the moon, their blood leaking into the dust.

"I hadn't realised I was now in that territory where it revolts people to see me, a man of my age, in bed with a young woman.

Since sleep duration is generally shorter than time in bed, our results may suggest that time in bed of Japanese athletes was not as long as those of age-matched general populations.

On the right, a fossil Smilax labidurommae leaf from the Oligocene age Florissant beds of Colorado; the fossil is housed in the UCMP collections.

Most die of old age in their beds.

Gory war zone images from TV are burned into memory, but we never see reports of many more people dying in their beds of old age.

The disparity with our results may be related to differences in age and vascular bed of the animals studied.

This study details the needs and number of older people admitted to acute old age psychiatry beds in three areas of North-West England (key information for local commissioners) and highlights the potential for change.

The lower part of the sequence, mostly Eifelian in age, is dominated by lacustrine beds of the lower and upper Stromness Flagstones that were deposited in Lake Orcadie.