Sentence examples for carcass out from inspiring English sources
Investigators said Autry shot the 240-pound female black bear in its den on Nov. 20, then dragged the carcass out, took it to a checkpoint and told officials that he had killed the animal five miles from the den.
Drag your carcass out of bed, claw your clothes on, slog to the office.
There is also a chance that wave action, or high water from a storm, could take the carcass out to sea.
Then he added – quite deliberately, in the language and grammar of the repulsive messages we all receive: "i wish they wud burn the Twitter founder in oil and leave his carcass out for the buzzards".
"Hump yourself, you Government swindler," a picket from a three-year regiment told a straggler from the nine-month 132nd Pennsylvania, "take your bounty-full carcass out of my sight!" The militiamen were derided as "poor stuff," "complete government robbers," and "the Pick Nic party".
I was always feeling like it took heroics to drag my limp carcass out of bed that early.
That the supposed Bigfoot carcass turned out to be a defrosting rubber costume stuffed with animal entrails is less instructive than the way news outlets reported the matter — first with a kind of hopeful skepticism, then, once the hoax was exposed, with a dismissive, we-knew-it-all-along harrumph.
Armed with the tools of his trade- chef's knife, cleaver, mallet, and a hacksaw- this affable mid-westerner systematically goes about breaking down a pig carcass, laid out on a butcher block like T.S. Eliot's patient etherized upon a table.
The photographs of dogs roasting on a spit and water buffalo carcasses spread out on a soiled sheet for sale might also shock.
The quest to haul in giant sharks used to be a free-for-all, with those who took part in the 1970s recalling thousands of rotting carcasses laid out on the parking lots of places like Montauk.
The picture in the paper, of two torpedo-shaped carcasses laid out next to measuring tape, called to mind mug shots of criminals you've come to root for.
