The burned body of 31-year-old Randolph Scott Harris Jr. was found riddled with bullets inside a northwest Washington, D.C., apartment Friday morning.
Among the other beef entrées, the rib eye, a crude but no less gorgeous hunk of meat, charred on the outside and marbled, if not riddled, with fat inside, may be the most flavorful of the lot.
I'm riddled with scar tissue, inside and out.
Rockman's vision of biotechnology is riddled with clues and inside jokes rooted in economic, social, ethical, and other concerns.
The Raid teams were still discharging their weapons more than two hours later with the programme concluding that, given the officers' protective shields were riddled with bullet holes on the inside, they had actually been firing on each other.
It was here, some time later, that Nguyen, a farmer in a developing country, came round to find both his hands had been blown off –his right at the wrist and his left halfway down his forearm – and his face and legs were riddled with shrapnel which will stay inside him permanently.
The volume was riddled with bullets and had graffiti inside the cover.
When researchers tested his bagpipes, they found that the insides were riddled with yeast and mold, probably giving him the hypersensitivity pneumonitis that led to his death.
Then came the revelations that Chinese-made steel deck sections were riddled with microscopic cracks, and that welds inside the bridge's skyway span section were improperly executed.
Inside were kidneys riddled with holes, misshapen kidneys with visible tumors, biopsied kidneys sliced in half, and atrophied kidneys, ghostly pale, some as small as walnuts.
