Sentence examples for carcass called from inspiring English sources

He then organized a $2 million expedition--funded largely by the Discovery Channel, which is preparing a documentary on the Siberian adventure to air next spring--to excavate the presumed carcass, called the Jarkov mammoth after the local family that found the tusks.

High levels of androstenone contribute to an unpleasant odour in male carcasses called boar taint; currently male piglets are often castrated to reduce the risk of this taint developing.

A heartbreak record of the most forceful kind, it's an album of oppressive, claustrophobic synth music really too malign in its intent (some sample song titles: Tumor, Carcass) to be called "pop".

The mysterious carcass has been called everything from "horned sea monster" to a "mutant fish".

They called the carcass Mr. Dilawar.

Or the Ikea cabinet shells -- "carcasses," as they are called in the trade -- could be given upgraded doors like solid oiled walnut with nickel-plated flush pulls.

Current European sanitary laws are promoting the concentration of domestic livestock carcasses in limited locations called 'vulture restaurants' or supplementary feeding stations in order to safeguard human health.

She and her colleagues compared the wear and breakage in the stone tips to modern spear points fired into the carcass of an African gazelle called a springbok.

As he heaved the carcass into the water, Fred called out "thank you for the meat".

The couple shopped at Ikea for the "carcasses," as he calls them, for the bookshelves and cabinets that run the length of the living room.

In New Jersey, a serious overpopulation of deer has created the constant need to clear carcasses off highways and prisoners are called to that duty.