Sentence examples for lamb by from inspiring English sources

Does it star a lamb, by any chance?

"The Silence of the Lamb," by Edward Sorel, September 25, 2000.

Beef has risen by 73%, lamb by 65% and chicken by 30%.

Add the thyme bundle and enough water to cover the lamb by about 1 inch.

Imagine how invested we'd all be in the lamb by the time its mother went into labour.

Wobble says now: "Sid was offered up as a sacrificial lamb by the people around the Pistols.

We protect the weaker lambs by bolstering the fold's communal defenses.

Among the books he acquired and edited were "All Creatures Great and Small" by James Herriot, "The Far Pavilions" by M. M. Kaye and "The Silence of the Lambs" by Thomas Harris.

More than 30 years ago, Miljan Miljanic, the wily trainer of Real Madrid and the Yugoslavian national team, made the observation that players could be lions in the autumn but lambs by the spring.

In 1989 Wilmut and Lawrence Smith, a graduate student conducting his thesis research at Roslin, generated four cloned lambs by using embryonic cell nuclear transfer, in which the nucleus from an embryonic stem cell was inserted into an enucleated egg.

Christie, who died in 1976, saw off more contemporary and hard-boiled rivals including The Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris as well as Raymond Chandler, who had two books on the shortlist.