Sentence examples for bone jelly from inspiring English sources

It's a Britain of libraries, a job in the stationery department, hand-knitted clothing, where everything is "smashing", and the characters live off a grim high street – where the greasy spoon cafe sells bone jelly in broth.

Then they're injected with the purest bone stock jelly – an acquired taste.

Serve the grouse on or off the bone, with jelly and the gravy separately.

Once he gets back on solid ground, Kelly's flesh sack will be studied by NASA and compared to that of his twin brother to see if space has turned Kelly's bones to jelly or given him space madness or something.

In wet, high-acidity vats, fresh bone turned to jelly and wood's lignin a molecular structure found in plants' cell walls deteriorated.

Babies are weird and gross, magical little sacks of soft bones, and mostly jelly.

Nothing too outrageous about this, but things got complicated in the sauce department: there was a Parmesan cream, a jelly of bone marrow, a miso gel, a garlicky aioli, a drizzle of browned butter, and a rustic vinaigrette with capers and anchovies.

Ryu et al. investigated the effects of MSCs from different tissues on the regeneration of injured canine spinal cord, which are fat tissue, bone marrow, Wharton's jelly and umbilical cord blood [ 152].

Computer scientists often take problems from chemistry, beat them until their bones have turned to jelly and squash them into a form suitable for a dynamic programming method.

Revisiting the site 50 years later, researchers discovered its waterlogged wood rapidly and mysteriously breaking down and many of its bones literally turned to jelly.

The WB-reindeer that died were all in poor nutritional condition with no visible fat and jelly-like bone marrow.