Sentence examples for flesh clean from inspiring English sources

Immersed in remains of those they love, they process pieces of flesh, clean the parts and compose individual bodies to send home.

Would you still try and rap along to "99 Problems" while sucking alcohol out of an inflatable watermelon slice, or would you feel revulsion rise in your throat, followed by an insatiable desire to rip your own flesh clean from your skeleton?

The oysters, they say, are less salty than others, their flesh is clean and dense, and they should be chewed slowly.

With the elephant's weight supported by ropes, Philippa was able to cut away the dead flesh and clean its wounds.

I just left the bike lying on its side like the skeleton of an odd animal, flesh picked clean off the bones.

In the era of pussy grabbing, race-baiting politics, in which human rights to both flesh and clean water and property are being questioned and redefined, it begs the question: What is so scary about a Lewis; about the freedom that is the Black body, reimagined? .

But perch, which have firm, clean flesh a bit like sea bream, love them.

I love that walleye, a local freshwater fish from cold Northern waters with snow-white flesh and a clean, assertive flavor.

"SexMan" wears a suitably XL condom, so at least his pursuits in pleasures of the flesh will be clean.

Depending on how much waste there is (a very gnarly celery root will not yield as much clean flesh as a neater-looking one), this is likely to make enough to provide leftovers - or second helpings.

You might glimpse, perhaps, a "parota signata" -- a fish bottled by Charles Darwin during his journey on the Beagle -- or look inside the museum's Dermestarium, where flesh-eating beetles clean specimens down to the bones.