Sentence examples for marrow off from inspiring English sources

English musician ANOHNI today shared a solemn new music video for "Marrow," off her Mercury Prize-nominated 2016 LP Hopelessness.

Its executive chef, Bill Telepan, said, "I'll keep bone marrow off my menu until I find out what the situation is".

Nestled in between surefire staples "Marrow" (off 2009's Actor) and "Northern Lights" (from 2011's Strange Mercy), the "Huey Newton" pairing with "Bring Me Your Loves" was like throwing a hallucinogenic haymaker to take the Mile-High citizens to Fourteener heights during the final act.

Platelets are formed when cytoplasmic fragments of megakaryocytes, which are very large cells in the bone marrow, pinch off into the circulation as they age.

Hollis-Eden's drug, an immune system booster, appears to help the bone marrow fend off toxic effects of radiation and could be used by troops going into battle to protect against the effects of dirty bombs.

In this sense then, '… cord blood is more amenable than bone marrow to off-the-shelf and on-demand availability and circulation within a time sensitive system of distribution and exchange' (Brown et al. 2011: 1116).

It is typically indolent initially, but then it can accelerate, causing debility and death as it clogs the liver, spleen, and bone marrow, choking off the normal production of blood cells.

At his new restaurant, the Marrow, Mr. Dieterle leads off the menu with compound words from the lexicon of German butchery.

The malted sourdough and whipped bone marrow butter that kick off proceedings are a ballsy statement of intent, and everything that arrives afterwards – "bite", "small", "main" and "sweet" – will raise eyebrows and smiles in equal measure.

The four markers hMAM, AGR2, TFF1 and SBEM were tested and found completely negative in normal bone marrow; therefore, no cut-offs were used on the cycle threshold (Ct) values.

If you don't fancy eating the skin of the marrow, simply scoop off the flesh with a spoon and leave the skin behind.