Sentence examples for appendage in from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the Tonys could add a new category this year: Best Performance by an Appendage in a Featured Role.

Not willing to get into a public debate about a personal appendage in front of five total, and somewhat tense, strangers, I let it slide.

Christopher Bruhl, Sacia's director, said: "When an institution like the Whitney has an appendage in which the Whitney's core collection and curatorial staff are not present, it's worthwhile as long as it's funded by some other source.

I have a real fear of being an appendage in that family, and that Liz's real family is her and her mother, and I was just a sperm donor.

Rarer still is "epistomeliac" — I could find it nowhere but I did learn that an epistome is an appendage in front of the mouth in crustacea and certain insects.

My wife, Tara, and I were traveling with our 20-month-old daughter, Gwen, on the Keweenaw Peninsula, a northeast-pointing appendage in Lake Superior that has deep forests, mines, tiny towns and little else.

It is expressed in palmoplantar epidermis, in epidermal appendage and in mucosa [ 2, 19, 23].

Now these words blaze on Broadway marquees, and the young women on "Sex and the City" joke about male appendages in the coarsest of terms.

This is the political equivalent of a body responding to hypothermia: he is reducing blood flow to the appendages in an effort to fortify the central organs.

Thirty years later, Joel Asaph Allen observed that the length of appendages in warm-blooded mammals, including humans, also varied according to temperature.

Regeneration of amputated appendages in birds is not known to occur; however, they do replace their feathers as a matter of course.