I'm not a fan of innards.
Finally, after walkers save him from two dogs, he joins in on the feast of innards.
"It was a descent module stripped of innards, so mostly a shell".
Paramedics try to move it; it pulls apart at the midsection, the camera lingering on a wormy display of innards.
President Hollande's declaration draws the globe right into that box's innards, sucks it into its reddening tube.
In this Swiftian universe, which suggests the fantasies of a 5-year-old boy on the rampage with a box of finger paints, the human body is an explosive toxic waste dump of noxious fluids and slimy innards that gush across the screen every few minutes with a furious splutter.
You may recall that BlackBerry's Dev Alpha and Beta devices lived in similarly unflattering boxes before the innards were officially unveiled at a series of simultaneous launch events back in January.
At previous console launches, executives have boasted about their boxes' whizzy technological innards.
The idea of a little boy living in the walls, sliding in and out of the innards of these clocks.
It suggests the buzzing of the innards of the bomb as it bleeds through radio static.
