Sentence examples for attaching meat from inspiring English sources

That is the way Edwards sees it, though the test against the Falcons was a way of attaching meat to bones, putting new Jets theories and concepts into place.

In another study, Heinrich and Bugnyar (2005) showed that ravens were able to pull on a string to retrieve the attached meat, and they did this without initial training.

Her name, attached to meat pies and fruit tarts, still carries weight in the marketplace, evoking wholesome English cooking and bedrock national values.

Laci might have disagreed with that, though, as she was none too pleased when they were attempting to attach the meat to her swimsuit.

All 12 crows significantly preferred to pull the string with the meat attached rather than the string with a rock attached.

There, a hefty hunk of meat attached to a monumental section of bone is $34 for two.

"That" involved working loose a rectangular chunk of meat attached to what must have been the piggy's shoulder.

While the divers were distracted, the meat attached to the rope was snatched away and the pair were off.

The camera gets a little too close for comfort - you can see the shark's razor-sharp teeth gnawing away at the meat attached to a rope.

— Maria Newman Bloomberg Businessweek: A New Mexico entrepreneur wants to open up the first horse slaughterhouse in the United States since 2007, and his travails exemplify the stigma attached to horse meat (a delicacy in many countries), because "we don't eat animals with names".

Although neither Dr. DeHaven nor Dr. Engeljohn would say exactly what changes were contemplated, some food safety experts want changes like those made in Britain, including a ban on selling brains or vertebrae or meat attached to them, mandatory testing of all cattle over 30 months old, and a national ear-tagging system tracking each animal from birth to slaughter.