Sentence examples for flesh along from inspiring English sources

Cut a small slit, without cutting into the flesh, along one side of the chestnuts.

I won't begin to describe the silky richness of the flesh along the jaw, the melting softness of the eyeball, the luxuriant smoothness of the brain.

You press a No. 10 blade down through the flesh, along a side-to-side line low on the bulging abdomen.

Theirs is a quiet slaughter, the peace broken only by the sound of chains tightening as they haul another slab of flesh along the landing platform to be cut up and placed in vats.

To make it, you loosen the skin of any chicken part and tuck a bit of butter between skin and flesh, along with a large pinch -- or small handful -- of chopped herb.

Cleomenes had no sooner got the steel than, beginning at his legs, he horribly disfigured himself, cutting gashes in his flesh, along his legs, thighs, hips, and loins, until at last he reached his belly, which he likewise began to gash, whereupon in a little time he died.

Deep bowls of fish soup, loaded with fins, spines and scimitar-like bones with slivers of white flesh laid along them, cost well under the equivalent of $6 for a big bowl.

It's just that he's fiercely protective of his time and image, all of which adds to the thrill of seeing him in the flesh, strolling along in a tweed overcoat, the collar of his shirt in tatters.

Blood flows and flesh pulsates along the walls.

These broad clusters are then fleshed out along a standard timeline of early development, highlighting gametogenesis, fertilization, cleavage, gastrulation, and axis specification (see Section 1.2).

All of this flesh and waste, along with large helpings of cruelty, abuse and craziness, are true to the show's source, Michel Faber's 2002 novel of the same name, which conjoined an authentically Victorian plot — a little bit Dickens, a little bit Hardy, quite a bit "Jane Eyre" — with a brutally modern sensibility.