Sentence examples for bit of cow from inspiring English sources
I have never, in my entire 26 summers of life seen so much meat on a bit of cow – it's like a mini tower block.
In the Elisa test, in this case from Bio-Rad Laboratories of Hercules, Calif., a bit of cow brain stem is ground into mush.
Try to give your cat a little bit of cow's milk to see if it causes diarrhea.
This is the frozen mass at the center of growing public concern, stoked by news coverage and social media outrage, over so-called pink slime, the low-cost blend of ammonia-treated bits of cow.
MAFF is also likely to be criticised for clinging too determinedly to the notion that BSE could not jump the species barrier to man, when some external experts said that it might, and for reassuring the public that all was well in 1989, when a ban was placed on brain, tonsils and other infectious bits of cow entering the human-food supply.
And Mr. Bett, who has designed several covers for rap albums in the past, said he thought the subject matter was tame enough for his children and unlikely to spawn the kind of conflict stirred last year by "Sensation," the Brooklyn Museum's exhibition of works by young British artists that included animals suspended in formaldehyde and an image of the Virgin Mary decorated with bits of cow dung.
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Two years ago, after the government banned the risky bits of cows from the human food chain, Canadians were urged to do their patriotic duty and eat more beef.
The United States banned imports of live British cattle, and in 1997, the Food and Drug Administration, which oversees what animals eat, drafted a regulation: no more feeding bits of cows and other ruminants back to cows.
But any country with a history of feeding meat-and-bone meal (a tidy term for ground-up bits of cows and sheep) to its cattle, particularly stuff imported from one of the BSE-hit regions, or of breeding cattle from a BSE-infected cow, is at risk.
"Which bit of the cow are they from?" He frowned.
