Sentence examples for flabby skin from inspiring English sources

In Britain there was rationing, the meat was all gristle, and she was forced to eat the flabby skin on both sides of the fish.

Once that fabulous crust is gone, it's hard to ignore that the big hunks of breast are often as dry and woolly as fiberglass insulation, and the moister parts have a caul of flabby skin under the crust.

Whereas Western chefs tend to rub a chicken with butter or oil before roasting it at moderate heat, resulting in soft flesh and somewhat flabby skin, Chinese chefs first dry the chicken and then roast it at high heat, giving it a crisp skin and tougher meat.

Mohinder: They have flabby skin.

Naturally, I considered other options for banishing flabby skin.

Avoid those that look like they need a health spa--the out-of-shape ones with flabby skin.

The transformations of the lucky three -- selected from thousands of applicants -- involved reshaped noses (all three), a face-lift, breast enlargement, liposuction and the removal of some flabby torso skin.

The meat was succulent but the skin flabby.

It had flabby rings of skin that rounded out the bottom of its jaw, and the moment it stepped out of the crate Bojan realised that the experience he had been preparing for – the excited, slobbered greeting; interested eyes peering into his plate at the dinner table; a companionable walk in the park after school – had nothing to do with this behemoth.

But one mountainous bloke, his stomach skin flabby and tent-like, distended by his huge pot belly – his man-boobs heavy orbs sliding away from one another – moves to sit next to a cute Greek couple who've just arrived.

The skin was flabby, the meat dry and the balsamic saucing overly sweet.