Sentence examples for were filleted from inspiring English sources
noun
A headband; a ribbon or other band used to tie the hair up, or keep a headdress in place, or for decoration.
Some fish were filleted into long tubes of creamy white flesh; some were whole and skinless.
When we first met, his calves were filleted open from knee to ankle with ulcers in various states of disrepair.
Second, if this teeming, discursive book of a mere three hundred pages were filleted to its slender core of aphoristic brilliance, it would be a chapbook of cinematic wisdom to rival Robert Bresson's "Notes on the Cinematographer," but with a decidedly historical perspective.
Looking back today, Scorz reflects that he was "just an angry lad, stressed, broke," and the track's lyrics were filleted in an overblown Sunday Telegraph piece that accused the BBC of endorsing a rapper who claimed the Royal family had Lady Di murdered.
59 fillets of rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss, were filleted and imaged using a rapid multispectral imaging device for quantitative analysis.
Third instar larvae were filleted and pinned first in normal saline, then glutaraldehyde (2% in 0.12 M sodium cacodylate buffer, pH 7.4) for 2 hr with rotation.
On the other hand, the walls comprised straps that were fillet welded to the gusset plates, which were in turn welded to the stud and track members.
Macfadyen is filleted in a particularly imaginative manner.
Ask that the fish be filleted and skinned.
When asked about the fresh or preserved cod he replied it was filleted.
The latest wobble over the Bill has surprised ministers because it was filleted during last year's much-vaunted "pause".
