Sentence examples for first carcass from inspiring English sources

Once they've moored, fishermen Frode Ingeligtson and Kiell Edvardson lift back the hold covers, pull down the winch cord and attach the fork-like prongs deep into the first carcass.

That is, the first carcass was sampled at the beginning of the flock passing through, and then the other 29 carcasses were taken from the processing line at a repeating time interval adjusted for the speed of the line.

While the first carcasses were heaved into the pit, the minister of agricul ture, Nick Brown, flew from London to meet farmers and ministry officials in a Carlisle pub.

An accompanying report, citing a Shanghai news Web site, said the first carcasses were discovered Thursday near a water treatment plant in an area that is a protected water resource.

A battery of popping flash bulbs met the arrival of the first carcasses for serving up at London's more expensive tables.But the opening of this year's grouse-shooting season passed almost unremarked, except by a gang of ski-masked protesters who attacked elderly American shooters on Gilmonby Moor near Durham.

A low initial dose may be one reason for the less typical appearance of the first carcasses.

"There's three carcasses on the ship, a fourth carcass has been cut up.

I went closer and realised it was dead: the third carcass I had seen on my first day in the Galapagos Islands.

A sign of stirrings as surely as the first skunk carcass on the highway, which I saw two days ago.

Then in 1977, a US Navy vessel discovered the first such carcass by accident.

As I wrestled my first chicken carcass into brothy submission, I watched my mother grapple with the sturdiness of her own beliefs in the face of death.