Sentence examples for small fat from inspiring English sources

Soon, three small, fat carp would join them.

There was a small, fat black mahogany elephant in it.

"I was a small fat child who never left the house," he admits.

I was a small, fat boy in a kilt with, as I saw it, limited career options.

The process they use to skim it produces very small fat globules, which are more dangerous than proper fat.

I try gooey omelette of sweet potato studded with small, fat salty oysters and covered in sweet, vinegary, ketchupy sauce.

The fatty-acid chains allow many small, fat-soluble molecules, such as oxygen, to permeate the membrane, but they repel large, water-soluble molecules, such as sugar, and electrically charged ions, such as calcium.

Stooping to get a better look, she saw that they were covered in complex, intricate diagrams, the margins scribbled with words like "plague" and "apocalypse" and little hand-drawn pictures of birds, small, fat-bellied things with disproportionately long legs and large feet.

They have an important role in growth, development and homeostasis by regulating the expression of many genes in response to small, fat-soluble molecules, such as thyroid hormones, steroids and vitamin D. The family is mainly characterized by two domains, a highly conserved DNA-binding domain (DBD) and a less well conserved ligand-binding domain (LBD).

Resection is typically performed through a median sternotomy, although minimally invasive options utilizing a lateral approach are possible for small, fat-encapsulated lesions that do not appear to abut any major structures.

Because PCE is a relatively small fat-soluble molecule, it easily crosses the blood brain barrier and has a high affinity for the lipophilic tissues of the central nervous system.