Sentence examples for have innards from inspiring English sources

This heavy, sour crude is plentiful, but not all refineries in the West and Midwest have innards strong enough to digest it.

The 7-inch Nook Tablet looks much like a thinner (less than a pound) and lighter Color, but has innards that couldn't be more different.

There's a piece by Rachel Khong about the evolution of chocolate cakes that have runny innards.

Although we're now eight months further from the last IRL high-profile police-influenced death than when its pilot aired in February, to have the innards of an innocent civilian strewn over a central plot is pretty frigging brave.

The latest patient to have its innards replaced with Android: the generally Windows-Phone-7-powered HTC HD7.

I can't imagine how it would feel to have my innards squeezed that tight.

It's still something of a proof-of-concept, but his eventual goal is to sell these cases (you'll have to bring your own innards) to other folks who want something a bit more portable.

The new machine has speedier innards, thanks to a new A6 chip designed by Apple.

Middle-income people had their innards liquefied by injected cedar-tree oil and drained through the rectum, also after 70 days in saltwater.

But is an image of a nubile woman having her innards pulled out - as occurs in Planet Terror - any less problematic because it has been made in a knowing way?

The device, described by Apple's chief designer Sir Jonathan Ive as "beautifully, unapologetically plastic", comes in a choice of five colours but has similar innards and functionality to the discontinued iPhone 5. UBS reduced estimates for iPhone sales, saying the company would ship 158m units, compared to a previous estimate of 175m units.