Sentence examples for time the flesh from inspiring English sources

When cooked for a long time, the flesh relaxes and softens, absorbing all the flavors of the sauce.

History is full of dynasties and armies, documents and artifacts, but lacks, especially in deep time, the flesh and sinew of shared humanity.

Another important ingredient in rhythm and blues, after "the one," is the tension between the religious and the secular: the soul longs for release from this mortal coil — specifically, from the pain of racial prejudice and perpetual economic insolvency — and at the same time the flesh longs for a more immediate physical release.

She told the Daily Times the flesh is "quite gelatinous".

Time pares the flesh and nerve from an artist's reputation, leaving only the barest of bones.

As it happens, I got to see, and for the first time in the flesh, not on film, President Obama, the night before he did the big deed.

By Tad Friend Steve Cuiffo as Lenny Bruce Time pares the flesh and nerve from an artist's reputation, leaving only the barest of bones.

On a fortuitously clear night, in the far reaches of the borough, beyond where the… Time pares the flesh and nerve from an artist's reputation, leaving only the barest of bones.

On a recent drizzly evening, Bryan Ferry, the British art-rock icon and former Roxy Music front man, sat at a table in the basement of… Time pares the flesh and nerve from an artist's reputation, leaving only the barest of bones.

Fish steaks are generally cooked for a short time, as the flesh cooks quickly, especially when grilled.

Meeting my same-sex literary love mentor Edmund White for the first time in the flesh in the Pines at a pre-festival cocktail party was transcendental.