If one does not entertain questions from people who would dutifully record the answers for posterity and today's morning newspapers, one does not wind up requiring orthopedic surgery to have foot extracted from mouth.
In that pre-Martha Stewart age, aspic or jelly was accessible only to those who could afford servants to perform the notably icky, daylong preparation process: scalding calves' feet, extracting the fat, boiling, straining and so on.
For instance, the term "flat feet" extracted from the first record in OMIM, would have been missed by the lexical parser if it had included an internal modifier, such as "flat erythemic feet".
In 2012, he climbed to seventeen thousand feet to extract a snow core.
So there's the classic scene in which our cops dangle a crim over a balcony by his feet to extract info.
He dug in a bag at his feet to extract a clay trivet, the type that allows a hot dish to sit on the dinner table.
Schindler and other scientists and conservationists have called attention to the large-scale environmental destruction that has accompanied tar sands mining, which involves excavating pits as deep as 250 feet to extract the oil-rich sands.
The film's most remarkable scene observes the birth of a calf, which requires three people straining at the ropes attached to its feet to extract it from its mother.
To extract foot kinematics from these movies in a manner that allowed data between the different birds to be compared, data from the (X, Y, Z) frame of reference of the dive tank was transformed to a frame of reference that was fixed on the duck (denoted by lower case letters: x, y, z).
In this study, we have selected duck's feet for extracting collagen.
You know what, I ain't even mad because this one hour of hilarious attempts of trying to extract foots out of mouths is the highlight of my lunch breaks.
