Sentence examples for slaughtering it from inspiring English sources

I can't imagine there are many people reading this that would be able to eat a McRib if they had to go through the process of raising the cow, slaughtering it, disemboweling it, clearing its remains up off the floor with a pressurized hose, then forming that gore into a rib-shaped treat themselves.

I can't imagine there are many people reading this that would be able to eat a McRib if they had to go through the process of raising the cow, slaughtering it, disemboweling it, clearing its remains up off the floor with a pressurised hose, then forming that gore into a rib-shaped treat themselves.

For Matthew Herbert's next album, he is raising a pig, slaughtering it – and then having Heston Blumenthal prepare it.

In the countryside, households still fatten up their own pig in advance of the feast, slaughtering it in the last lunar month and brining the flesh or making sausages and bacon.

I knew I was slaughtering it, but everyone seemed delighted that I was making the attempt.

Could you give it so many human characteristics that slaughtering it to give the pancreas inside it to a dying person would not be a sacrifice for the greater good, but rather, murder?

The critics slaughtered it.

But the birds were slaughtered, it seems, at an abattoir where poultry from the affected zone were also killed.

In that culture, if you're given a goat you must be the one who slaughters it, and it's very rude to say no.

At day's end, or any time there was an occasion, we took a cow from the Tutsis, and slaughtered it and grilled it and drank beer.

In the old days, we did not need anyone to tell us if our chicken was kosher, because we slaughtered it ourselves.