Sentence examples for urchins from inspiring English sources

Equally, if not more so, you root for street urchins like Bodie Broadus and Chris Partlow, along with bad-ass entrepreneur Stringer Bell. 5. It's the greatest ever cop show that isn't actually a cop show.

I have lingered over spaghetti con ricci, spaghetti with sea urchins, vivid with a whole seabed of sea urchins' roes at Da Vittorio in Portopalo in Sicily (via Friuli Venezia Giulia 9, +092 578 381, davittorioristorante.com).com

We would feast on a platter of Irish shellfish, which is at its best around Christmas time – oysters, razor clams, sea urchins, cockles, mussels, prawns or shrimps and some spider crab just with a bowl of beautiful homemade mayonnaise and lots of brown soda bread.

Last year, for example, the fishery for sea-cucumbers (soft-bodied creatures related to sea urchins) yielded a catch worth $3.4m.

Meanwhile, it promises to grant the owners of the very smallest boats exclusive access to "the first mile"—the stretch of water closest to the coast, which is rich in sea urchins and shellfish and increase the independent fishermen's share of the overall quotas for each species.

Dr Spadafora, for instance, claims he once found a section of frog DNA, which must have hung around in his laboratory from an experiment conducted more than a year previously, inside a mouse sperm.This promiscuity is widespread, and has been seen in sperm from more than 30 species, from sea urchins to honey bees to humans.

He was an eminent scientist, who developed a mathematical technique for deducing the speed at which sperm swim, and his study of sea-urchins broke new ground in the understanding of fertilisation.

That is pistachio powder and a watercress sauce accompanying the sesame-marinated grilled black cod with sea urchin: nut and pepper against silk and brine.

Help to prepare the hangi (earth oven), learn to harvest and cook Maori specialities such as kina (sea urchin), taste wild vegetables such as the pepper-like horopito and try your hand at baking Maori bread.

The minimum school-leaving age has been raised five times since then and now stands at 16; but panic about feral youths menacing upright citizens and misspending the best years of their lives has not gone away.Today's equivalent of the Victorian street urchin is the "NEET a youth "not in education, employment or training".

Gunkan are small seaweed cups of rice topped with sea urchin or fish eggs.3.3