Sentence examples for breast for example from inspiring English sources

Take a chicken breast, for example, and rub it with lemon juice, olive oil and Madras curry powder and throw it on the grill.

Imaging can be hugely successful for cancers that lie deeper in the body — breast for example — but imaging that becomes more and more sensitive can identify many abnormalities that may not be cancer at all.

Additionally, nine cases of granulomatous lymphadenitis where found: six of which were secondary to granulomatous causes involving the breast (for example, silicone granuloma), one was idiopathic and one patient was diagnosed with cat-scratch disease.

Eating a hard-boiled egg or chicken breast, for example, almost always guarantees that a walk, even two hours later, will feel like a trudge through three feet of snow.

I cooked some with lecsó, using exactly the same sequence I would for any dish of this kind: By adjusting the cooking time, you could make this with skin-on chicken breast, for example.

Owing to different breast positioning, some regions did not always correspond to the breast; for example, regions 1, 2, 7, 8 and 13 might correspond to the pectoral muscle in some images.

However, there is still limited understanding of the oncogenic pathways that control the progression of premalignant breast diseases or rare, but often aggressive, breast cancers (for example metaplastic breast cancer) [ 259].

She quickly made a name for herself by writing frank, funny personal essays — about the smallness of her breasts, for example — and tart, sharply observed profiles of people like Ayn Rand, Helen Gurley Brown and the composer and best-selling poet Rod McKuen.

His 1992 motorcycle bustier (it has handle bars extending from the breasts), for example, was the hit of the 2008 "Superheroes" show at the Costume Institute, which inspired Beyoncé to seek him out to create the wardrobe for her concert tour last year.

It is a perverse footnote to the scandal over skinny models that the smallest of changes in a magazine or runway show — the arrival of Lara Stone, a model with recognizable breasts, for example — can be viewed as emblematic of a new moral standard worthy of applause.

Young looks to a compulsory heterosexuality that forces us to focus on the features of a body connected to sexual reproduction vaginas and clitorises, for example, rather than belly buttons and to connect these features to one another as well as to certain other features largish breasts, for example.