Sentence examples for all its organs from inspiring English sources

Since organs form in a special phase of the lifecycle of organisms, it is arbitrary where one places the beginning of the cycle - the zygote is one autocatalytic seed and the organism with all its organs is another one - ultimately it is the whole lifecycle that is reproduced.

Beasley said the carcass had no signs of decay when she found it, and all its organs appeared intact.

If a tarantula fell from a height, it would squish, because all its organs are in its abdomen and it doesn't have a skeleton to protect them.

"All its organs are ailing".

We don't dissect great literature in the belief that once all its organs are spread out on the table before us, we've got it figured out.

As the maggots grow, they colonize the entire body cavity and consume all its organs until the creature "is a shell that looks like a cricket but is pulsing inside with fly".

Cyriak has made literally hundreds of the little buggers, running the gamut from really cute to really grim to seems-really-cute-for-the-first-couple-seconds-but-then something-horrible-happens-like-the-baby barfs-out-all-its-organs.

The nylon and Lycra underwear brand Spanx has been credited with reintroducing, and reacclimating, women to the concept of extra help for figure problems, but it may have also opened the door to a new generation of young women embracing the faja, which is far closer to the real thing — in all its organ-shifting, curve-exaggerating strength.

The government used all of its organs of destruction against me".

Rickettsia was the only secondary symbiont found in the whitefly population we studied, and is usually not confined to the bacteriome but rather is scattered throughout B. tabaci's body, reaching almost all of its organs [ 48, 49].

Admired last year at the Finborough, Nicholas de Jongh's fine play about the homophobic 50s has transferred with all its vital organs intact.