Sentence examples for labelled eggs from inspiring English sources

It takes him five months to build his bar, ceremoniously labelled Eggs, which is located in his own dusty corner of the desert.

To make sure that the eggs were viable, the team artificially inseminated these fluorescently labeled eggs with sperm.

Massachusetts has become the latest battleground between animal rights activists and their rivals over "cage-free" labeled eggs and meat products — a fight that pits proponents of animal welfare against consumers who could pay more for groceries.

Federal independent MP Bob Katter, who claims he pelted the Beatles with eggs over 50 years ago, last week called for the police charges against the players to be dropped, labelling egging "a great Australian pastime".

In 2010, a Midlands businessman was jailed for a £3m scam in which he labelled battery eggs as free range and sold them to retailers including Tesco and Sainsbury's.

Midfielder Joey Barton stated some players in the dressing room, whom he labelled "bad eggs",  had contributed to the club's relegation.

His product is called Just Mayo, not mayonnaise, and it was clearly labelled as egg-free.

The viability of the collected eggs can also be tested by labelling the eggs with the fluorescent probe Hoechst 33258.

Two drawers of the dark cabinet are open, revealing carefully wrapped and labeled birds' eggs and nests, some of which were collected in the 1880s at Givenchy.

It debated, for example, whether to put the Great for You label on eggs, which are high in cholesterol but are an inexpensive source of protein for many low-income families.

(For example, the anti- ITGA9 Y9A2 monoclonal antibody does not label mouse eggs by immunofluorescence [data not shown], and thus could not be used for studies of sperm or ADAM2 binding to mouse eggs).