The villi are covered by a single layer of tall columnar cells called goblet cells because of their rough resemblance to empty goblets after they have discharged their contents.
Anyway, that girl was pretty and probably liked to get fucked in a field of flowers, blond ringlets spread out on a velvet blanket strewn with empty goblets, but she wasn't seething with electric energy, she didn't talk, she didn't grind.
5 A morphological characteristic used to assess disease activity is the typical goblet cell depletion reflecting emptied goblet cells, something that may suggest a role for the mucus system in UC.
At the dining table, with silver place settings and empty crystal goblets, were the elites: Hamish Bowles of Vogue, the stylist Catherine Baba and Emmanuelle Alt of French Vogue, who was seated next to Emmanuelle Seigner, who was wearing a tiny black motorcycle jacket.
37 This was recently illustrated by studies of colon ischaemia where reperfusion emptied the crypt goblet cells with a concomitant clearance of bacteria.
It weighed only four and a half pounds empty, but was provisioned with dishes, hard-rubber goblets, two saucepans, an ice cream freezer, electric lamps, an eggbeater and a sewing machine.
Big is the point at Lavo, a boisterous restaurant and nightclub on East 58th Street with roots in Las Vegas: big portions of Southern Italian food, big goblets of wine, big tables littered with empty lobster-tail shells and the remnants of a behemoth meatball lingering in a cast-iron skillet.
A well-trained tree looks like a goblet, with four or five branches around an empty centre.
Often tables stayed empty, as if awaiting the arrival of a large family gathering; waiters lingered with nothing much to do; wine arrived in huge glass goblets fogged and scratched by a million go-rounds in the dishwasher.
In a deep champagne goblet.
