Sentence examples for big specimen from inspiring English sources
At the pasta course — either spaghetti with caponata or sweet-corn ravioli, which was actually just one big specimen — a waiter had a grammatical question.
The risk of course is that such an important and iconic (and let's face it, big) specimen would no longer have an obvious spot in the halls of the museum and might end up in storage for a long time, perhaps indefinitely, which would be a very sad fate.
A big specimen carp can be worth up to £5,000 and a lot of carp are illegally imported from Europe where they grow bigger.
"With a kilo of rhino horn selling for around $60,000 £35,0000), a big specimen can fetch $250,000," says Mr Breare.
It's almost like a war zone". "With a kilo of rhino horn selling for around $60,000£35,00000), a big specimen can fetch $250,000," says Mr Breare.
Don't let these big specimens discourage you from trying them in your own little backyard.
The other opener that stands out is the shrimp cocktail: four big specimens escorted by a horseradish-laced cocktail sauce.
Sure enough, a stand of scattered 100-some-year-old shortleaf pines and other big specimens came into view.
This cenote is not spectacular, but it is a nursery for small reef fish who later slip through narrow tunnels into the open sea and grow to be the big specimens that thrill snorkellers and divers.
"Big specimens or small I'm happy to help capture the photographic images you need". That is the message from UC alum and now UCMP volunteer Dave Strauss, who happily has become an integral part of our community.
In the two big specimens (>230 mm) unable to make sound, the ratio of myofibrils was significantly higher than in all other sonic muscles and close to the one measured in the epaxial muscle.
