Sentence examples for livers for example from inspiring English sources

Consider lamb breast and chicken livers, for example.

The price of Boodie's chicken livers, for example, is $9, written simply as 9.

This year we have had to be smart and cook with ingredients that we have never tried before: monkfish livers, for example, or cod milt – sperm – which is a traditional Danish ingredient but hasn't previously been a part of our repertoire.

There are treats -- smallish morsels of liver, for example.

"A single individual might be chimeric for hair and liver, for example, and not for anything else," Dr. Ross said.

Three livers or so and a small handful of fat makes a nice little batch of chopped liver, for example.

The liver, for example, continues to form new cells to replace senescent and dying ones.

Neither did he use fluorescent light in kitchens because the light changed the color of food, making liver, for example, look inedible.

Iron oxide, or rust, to give its common name, is already used in medical imaging to enhance the contrast between damaged and undamaged parts of the liver, for example, in an MRI scan.

In nutritional terms, several variety meats are richer in certain vitamins, minerals, and forms of protein than muscle tissue; calf's liver, for example, is a major dietary source of iron, and sweetbread (thymus) is considerably higher in the water-soluble protein albumin than is beef.

The pancreas, unlike the liver, for example, is "pathetic" at cell regeneration, said Melton.