Sentence examples for flesh cutting from inspiring English sources

Then she methodically butterflied the flesh, cutting and unfolding, repeating the action until the meat lay out on her board, glistening and ready for seasoning.

One of the cleanest ways to get the fruit out of the skin at this point is to use your knife and run it through the inside of the flesh, cutting a cross-hatch pattern in the fruit.

Given the nature of the job — peeling back stinking flesh and cutting into rotting brains, intestines and other organs — it's not exactly surprising that coroners and their ilk are portrayed as joyless.

Firmness was measured in two different areas of the flesh after cutting the fruit lengthwise, using a Durofel electronic penetrometer or with Gullimex penetrometer equipped with an 8 mm diameter probe.

Another flashback shows a man who can escape from being buried alive only by forcing his body through a jungle of flesh-cutting wire.

"She was going from peritonitis to flesh-eating staph that was doing so much damage doctors were cutting flesh off her fingers and arms.

More strikingly, both allude to the pain of a damaged marriage using the metaphor of wire cutting flesh.

The artifacts range from thumb-sized flakes to fist-sized cobbles; experts speculate that the tools may have been used for cutting flesh or digging for food.

Unlike the mature specimens, juvenile Smilodon had smaller saber teeth, which were used more for cutting flesh away from bones than killing prey.

Remove the pit and scoop the flesh onto a cutting board.

More leverage means more likelihood of the blade cutting flesh, instead of hair.