Sentence examples for fat maggot from inspiring English sources

A big fat maggot comes crawling over.

His gamine Finnish maid, Tuovi (the resourceful and charming Yael Stone), to whom he teaches Russian, is a "foreign idiot"; his boss is "the dwarf," a "baboon," and a "fat maggot," and his co-workers "nobodies".

Only hypocrites wear clothes; fiery serpents and fat maggots are often the only attire.

There is no mention of any different astonishment when that same snow lies blue-white on the ground; it merely serves as a useful background for the dirty yellow sheep that lie "like large fat maggots on the pale skin of a corpse".

While he made small talk he threaded the fattest maggots on to a succession of hooks, spiking them between two black, eye-like markings on one end.

We can determine that often by seeing how fat the maggots are or what stage the insect cycle is at.

When collecting for the table, young specimens are preferred, as older ones "literally seethe with fat, agitated maggots and sag with so much excess moisture that they practically demand to be wrung out like a sponge!" Michael Kuo's 100 Edible Mushrooms (2007) rates the mushroom's edibility as "bad" and warns that dishes cooked with the mushroom will assume an unpleasant taste.

Opening one of them on the palm of his gloved hand, Dr Kibiwot shows how much bigger and fatter the maggots have grown.

But I'd survived the quiche, as well as the maggot fat at that first tasting by the Nordic Food Lab.

Will maggot fat oust coconut oil as a foodie favorite?

"Too far for you to see/ The fluke and the foot-rot and the fat maggot/ Gnawing the skin from the small bones./ The sheep are grazing at Bwlch-y-Fedwen,/ Arranged romantically in the usual manner/ On a bleak background of bald stone".