Sentence examples for from the snout from inspiring English sources

Richard H Turner is author of Hog: Proper pork recipes from the snout to the squeak (Mitchell Beazley).

His latest book, 'Hog: Proper Pork Recipes from the Snout to the Squeak', is published by Mitchell Beazley, priced £25.

In the embryo, an egg tooth develops on the premaxilla bone and projects forward from the snout.

Moloch is entirely covered with thornlike spines, the largest projecting from the snout and over each eye.

Fast-forward through a persuasive pro-luge speech by a Spotted Pig bartender and a botched attempt at drinking from the snout spout: there I was, at New York's original gastropub, drenched in gingery liquor.

These were small herbivorous dinosaurs, only around 50 cm or so from the snout to the base of the tail and would have been bipedal with long legs, but only small arms.

They are "nothing but extremities, nothing but lures growing from the snouts of alligators crouching on the sandy bottoms".

Viewed from the top, the snout is more or less elliptical in shape.

Standard lengths (SL, from the tip of the snout to the end of the caudal peduncle) were read from a measuring board with a 1-mm grid and were estimated to the nearest 0·5 mm by eye.

Brentidae (primitive weevils) usually are long and slender with antennae projecting from the sides of the snout.

Fossils show how the nostrils of ancestral whales moved from the tip of the snout to the top of the head.