Sentence examples for intestines from inspiring English sources

In adults, it can cause chronic illness through damage to the liver, intestines, lungs, and bladder that, if left untreated, may result in death.

This can backfire – andouillettes topped with strong cheese looks great, but intestines taste like intestines, no matter how much gratin.

Arrange the fish and grapefruit on 4 cold plates, splash with ponzu and serve with a pile of mooli topped with nori. 1 Hold the squid's body in one hand and the head with the other and gently pull the head away from the body, taking the milky white intestines with it.

4 If you want to retain the ink sac, look among the intestines for a very small, pearly-white pouch with a slight blue tinge and carefully cut it away.

Open it out flat and pull away any left-over intestines and membrane.

Animals are wired up internally by blood vessels, nerves, intestines and so.

"You get one with his intestines hanging out and he'll still fight.

Only when they hatch in the intestines do they produce their toxins.

It reproduces exclusively in the intestines of cats.

His report in April detailed how creatures he caught in the harbour suffered skin ulcers, diseased fins and damaged intestines.

In "Down and Out in Paris and London" he described how French grandeur existed a double-door away from kitchens in which filth ran "like the intestines through a man's body".