Sentence examples for carcases in from inspiring English sources

Lean, older and harder working, goat gets a bad rap for being, well, goaty and many butchers don't cut carcases in a way most of us recognise.

I say, let 'em eat their own and we'll step over the carcases in six months.

This led to a range of health issues until finally, in 1839, when a dysentery outbreak killed 5 children in one day, Governor Gawler forbid bathing, clothes washing and the disposal of animal carcases in the Torrens within 1 mi of town.

All participants agreed that most farmers dispose of placentas and aborted foetuses in the water canals, and the dumping of animal carcases in water canals was observed whilst sampling the village.

She crops up again in Have His Carcase, in which the pair find an easier footing as they solve a murder case together.

Clarissa by Samuel Richardson Before a tryst with seductive Robert Lovelace, Clarissa has a terrible dream warning her against him: the villainous rake "stabbed me to the heart, and then tumbled me into a deep grave ready dug, among two or three half- dissolved carcases; throwing in the dirt and earth upon me with his hands, and trampling it down with his feet".

Environmental health officers called to scene found several beef carcases hanging in a makeshift butchery and cold room.

Multiple studies were conducted at 3 abattoirs to determine the potential of a dual function GR/Impedance probe to measure GR soft- tissue depth (depth at the 12th rib, 110 mm from the mid line of the carcase) of typical lamb carcases processed in Australia.

The low or negative relationships between the carcase traits in both the data sets were also worth noting.

The unscavenged carcases provoked an explosion in dog numbers, which led in turn to a big rise in the incidence of rabies.

(c) The distribution of diclofenac concentrations in meals is given by the product of the ratio of concentration in the whole carcase to that in the liver and the distribution of liver concentrations fitted to the results of the survey of ungulate carcasses described above.