Sentence examples for slaughtered pig from inspiring English sources

The slaughtered pig being delivered by truck out on the street, where Hasidic Jews pass by, comes from a celebrated organic pig farmer.

Only one of these works, a macabre still life by Alonso de Escobar featuring a slaughtered pig lying on its back, failed to sell.

Untroubled by the deaths around her — a graphically slaughtered pig here, a trapped rabbit there — she is comfortable in a world that has bred resilience and imagination.

After he copulates with the lieutenant's slovenly wife in a scene in which squeals and grunts are accompanied by his fantasies of her daughters and a slaughtered pig, she becomes pregnant.

In an island setting without refrigeration, the manner in which a slaughtered pig would be preserved for several weeks was basically to cook the meat in its own lard, with the natural preservatives of salt and vinegar added in.

It has its roots in the old country shows punctuating the summer months across rural Britain, where gangs of young men (sometimes naked – really!) would race to the top of the nearest hill and back for the prize of, say, a slaughtered pig.

Mr. Wright tapped syrup from trees and slaughtered pigs.

The drug's raw material comes from mucous membranes in the intestines of slaughtered pigs.

Da Vinci wrote a vivid description of how Tuscans slaughtered pigs by cutting their throats.

"Fighting for freedom on television / Sharing the world with slaughtered pigs!" The terror doesn't stop there, either.

According to consultancy Mintec, the price of "pig deadweight" – essentially the price farmers receive for slaughtered pigs – is 18% higher than a year ago, at around £150 per 100kg.