Sentence examples for flesh stretched from inspiring English sources
Beef carpaccio, the chilly maroon flesh stretched out below a scattershot application of radish and celery slices that had started to curl, tasted of refrigeration and surrender.
The paper-thin flesh stretched against all those bones, health professionals and Webmasters say, is meant to inspire viewers to stick to starvation.
Shortly before he was taken to the rack to have his flesh stretched and torn apart with iron combs, he performed his signature miracle: saving a young boy choking to death on a fish bone or thorn.
Pinch the flesh stretching between your thumb and forefinger--the muscled part, not just the skin--with your other thumb and forefinger.
In this week's episode, "Coquilles," Will and the rest of the Behavioral Science Unit are on the trail of a particularly sadistic killer whose bloody ritual includes cutting the victims' back flesh and stretching it to look like angel wings.
The camera dwells on a succession of bellies -- complete with extra flesh and stretch marks -- as the women narrate their feelings about their bodies and the stories they tell about their hopes, fears and experiences, and above all their identity as mothers.
It'll stay attached to the fur, and you can remove it later during the fleshing and stretching process.
As this raw hunk of flesh and bone is stretched to the breaking point on cables, a chalky human face begins emerging from its exposed rib cage and is revealed to be that of the 18th-century Spanish painter Francisco Goya.
Domestic injuries mounted, but the tape kept coming, along with flesh-colored plastic tape that wouldn't tear--just stretched, like tortured flesh--no matter how hard you pulled.
The rough, slathered expanses offer unstinting views of flesh, thick and folded, or stretched thin over all-too-visible bones, of faces sad or pensive or blank.
Its rotting flesh would be blistered and stretched – like a hot dog that had been left in a microwave too long, says Greg Nicotero, The Walking Dead's special effects guru and Hollywood's go-to guy for all things gory.
