Usar "carrion" en una oración

1. her mother’s choice, the path that lead to feeding on carrion, of chasing down the

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2. That was her mother’s choice, the path that lead to feeding on carrion, of chasing down the rabbit and the rat and vole just to fill your belly and your veins

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3. of a bald headed carrion bird, dry and soft, with which I trace

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4. It stopped at the campsite and snuffled, they could hear it's breath whistling and smell it's carrion smell

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5. her bones as dust in the soil, her flesh carrion chewed by rats

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6. the carrion eater, the waif taker, the shape shifter,

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7. Any carrion, the carcase of a dead dog or cat, for example, though half putrid and stinking, is as welcome to them as the most wholesome food to the people of other countries

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8. smouldering corpses of the baron and his servants, she created the carrion council and the first

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9. of the carrion council

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10. assassin confronted the carrion council with his evidence

11. “Only the carrion council, Nosferati, NightChilds and

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12. were turned into the carrion council

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13. simply the protection of the Elder Carrion council

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14. given only to the Carrion council

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15. Every step I took in that rank grass revealed hidden human carcases mouldering there while fat, contented-looking vultures, gorged with human carrion, swarmed the trees above in black hordes

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16. Their palaver did not last long, and priests and executioners cleared to the bush, though in strict justice, it seemed a pity some at least were not hung to the adjoining fetish trees, as carrion for the vultures they could provide food for no longer

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17. Black liquid oozed from one pile of putrefying flesh, running across the floor to collect in a dark pool, busily attended by carrion beetles

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18. Carrion bugs, giant roaches with strange dead eyes

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19. Erect cock, masturbating to the carnage about him, fowling the air with the stench of carrion

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20. the fact that the body would have been desecrated by carrion birds, and would have

21. 34 Those who had marked them out as for death and for carrion, and had registered them with

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22. Counselors circle like carrion birds, hovering to pick at the slightest whimper of any poor kid who likely as not would rather just be left alone for a while

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23. 34 Those who had marked them out as for death and for carrion and had registered them with joy howled aloud and were clothed with shame and had the fire of their rage ingloriously put out

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24. piece of carrion, white-rimmed retinas scanning the shadows

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25. the vultures of the predatory world hanging around for carrion

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26. of carrion and traces of wild grasses,

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27. Cheetahs are clean eaters, never eating carrion and also

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28. bobcats, and if need be will eat carrion

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29. God says: “You are forbidden the meat of carrion, blood, the flesh of swine and that over which has been invoked the name of other than Al’lah

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30. The Wisdom of Banning the Meat of Carrion, Blood, the flesh of Swine and Strangled Animal:

31. Why did the Almighty forbid eating the meat of carrion, blood, flesh of swine and of the strangled animal??

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32. The wisdom of banning the meat of carrion:

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33. “You are forbidden to eat the meat of carrion, the blood, the meat of swine, and the meat of that over which the Name of Al’lah was not pronounced

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34. Glory to His Splendor also says: “You are forbidden the meat of carrion, blood, the flesh of swine and that over which has been invoked the name of other than Al’lah

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35. A man may ask: how has it been legitimized for the constrained one to eat from the forbidden food mentioned in the verses… (Carrion, blood, the meat of swine, a slaughtered animal over which Al’lah’s Name was not pronounced…)?!

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36. In reply we say: this constrained man who suffers deadly hunger and is about to die as he finds nothing to eat except the animals which are forbidden, perhaps lost in a desert with no provisions, in this case the Almighty has allowed the forbidden for him, he can eat of the carrion, the meat of swine… because his great hunger and his body’s desperate need for food make his digestive juices too effective

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37. You have disinfected only it by pronouncing the Name of Al’lah over it, but you have not done this with the others, therefore, they have been forbidden like carrion and the strangled animal which are not in a fit state to eat

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38. Thus, the slaughter associated with pronouncing the Name of Al’lah is an essential condition for hunting and every hunt lacks this basic condition is unlawful consequently the prey is not more than carrion or what is like of what is not legitimized

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39. “You are forbidden the meat of carrion”: because it contains microbes, so beware not to eat it lest you become sick

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40. It reminded me of the way maize stalks fell before the scythe, one moment they had been proud warriors returning home and in an instant they had become carrion, there is little honour in killing from hiding but there was a kind of beauty in the flawless execution of their demise

41. wreaked of over consumed beer and stale sea born carrion, all in

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42. eaten cats, dogs, chickens and, in her shame and starvation, people’s leftover carrion

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43. ate earth, grass, carrion and human flesh

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44. It was not the stink of rotting carrion or of an open latrine trench, nor was it in fact any malodor that he could name

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45. this carrion out and throw it into a cel

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46. Most importantly, it smells of carrion and of birds on swift wings—of buzzards in the air sweeping down from within the deserts in far-away lands to eat the things that have been killed on the road

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47. The carrion beasts were ever present on battlefields in the highlands of the Bergmark

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48. But on the African veldt, there is too much animal protein to be processed by only the usual carrion eaters

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49. As long as the carrion eaters ate the dead kills of the predators fast enough so they could not leach into the soil, the soil stayed healthy… too healthy

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50. Why did the Greeks of that time worship carrion flies buzzing around dead rotting corpses? Because they worshipped the sacredness of death

51. Carrion flies are signs of death and rot

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52. The entire Greek culture of that age worshipped filth and corruption… even the filth and corruption of carrion flies

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53. Because carrion flies have a metallic glitter to them

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54. The fact that Ancient Greeks actually worshipped carrion flies buzzing around dead, rotting corpses in the battlefield, and in the marketplaces, and in their Polis, and anywhere dead animals lay dead… is only one small symptom and evidence of the rotting filthy culture that once was Ancient Greece

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55. Why were the flies in Golding’s book so important that he included them in the Title? Why did Sartre name his adaptation of Aeschylus’ original Tragedy: ‘The Flies’? Because he realized that worshipping carrion flies 2 ½ thousand years ago was no more absurd or insane than what Modern Europeans worship today

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56. All the buried truths of our vaunted, glorified civilization is so rotten, so stinking with rot: that only carrion flies, only the lowest scavengers, only the lowest inhuman filth flourish in it

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57. After every explosion: birds: birds of death: carrion birds: vultures, Ravens, Crows… came back to these areas of devastation: and hunted and pecked at the shiny pieces of flint… which the destructive volcanoes of the Inorganic Baby Earth had vomited up

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58. Stork–Depending on the species, a large-winged predatory and/or carrion bird and therefore an

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59. As a predatory and carrion bird, it symbolizes an unclean and

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60. Marfoul, seemingly coming unhinged by the fast approaching storm, screamed at the guards, “Kill them now, you carrion swine!”

61. Unclean Bird–Vultures, storks (carrion birds), they who profit from the misfortune of others

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62. With the carrion birds still circling, she put them on, noticing the second body lying nearby as she hooked the dress’ final button into place

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63. He has forbidden you carrion, and blood, and the flesh of swine, and anything consecrated to other than God

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64. Perhaps the Purple Emperor is feasting, as Morris says, upon a mass of putrid carrion at the base of an oak tree

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65. I sent for Kenneth, and he came; but not till the beast had changed into carrion: he was both dead and cold, and stark; and so you'll allow it was useless making more stir about him!"

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66. By industry and care, you might thus come to some prefarment; for by this time, I should think, your eyes would plainly tell you that a carrion crow is a better bird than a mocking-thresher

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67. Confined to Chester’s with no escape from my carrion stalkers, forced to contend with Ryodan on a daily basis, surrounded by monsters, inhabited by a monster, I’m afraid there’s more of it coming

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68. On the slow weedy waterway he had floated on his raft coastward over Ireland drawn by a haulage rope past beds of reeds, over slime, mudchoked bottles, carrion dogs

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69. Blessed Trinity? Soggarth Aroon? The reverend Carrion Crow

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70. But Little-faith was of another temper, his mind was on things divine; his livelihood was upon things that were spiritual, and from above; therefore, to what end should he that is of such a temper sell his jewels (had there been any that would have bought them) to fill his mind with empty things? Will a man give a penny to fill his belly with hay; or can you persuade the turtle-dove to live upon carrion like the crow? Though faithless ones can, for carnal lusts, pawn, or mortgage, or sell what they have, and themselves outright to boot; yet they that have faith, saving faith, though but a little of it, cannot do so

71. Our numbers and our noise had frightened all living creatures away, and save for a few pterodactyls, which soared round high above our heads while they waited for the carrion, all was still around the camp

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72. But where the conical explosive bullets of the twentieth century were of no avail, the poisoned arrows of the natives, dipped in the juice of strophanthus and steeped afterwards in decayed carrion, could succeed

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73. Out of the welter of rapture and anger and heartbreak and hurt pride that he had left, depression emerged to sit upon her shoulder like a carrion crow

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74. It was fresh from the look of it, the flesh more pink than green, but the carrion crows had already gone to work on it

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75. Packs of gaunt grey wolves hunted down his foes, men said, and carrion crows spied for him and whispered secrets in his ear

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76. "The time has gone for the autumn wanderings; and these are birds that dwell always in the land; there are starlings and flocks of finches; and far off there are many carrion birds as if a battle were afoot!"

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77. minds; for the heaps of carrion were too great for burial or for burning

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78. Still, Mutiny was mutter’d of in the Steerage, and the Cook whisper’d to us that the Men were sick at Heart, and that when Carrion Birds had come to pluck out Cocklyn’s Eyes, they had torn at Llewelyn’s Flesh as well

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79. The blue-gray bandy legged dog ran merrily along the side of the road, sometimes in proof of its agility and self-satisfaction lifting one hind leg and hopping along on three, and then again going on all four and rushing to bark at the crows that sat on the carrion

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80. I sent for Kenneth, and he came; but not till the beast had changed into carrion: he was both dead and cold, and stark; and so you’ll allow it was useless making more stir about him!’

81. Well, what does one care for that? It's carrion! Who killed that man?

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82. It will attract predators and carrion eaters that in turn may become trapped

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83. In territories with vultures and other large carrion eaters it will be almost impossible to protect it, so carry what you can

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84. Handle carrion eaters as little as possible—they are more prone to infection, lice and ticks

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85. Always boil carrion eaters in case they carry any disease

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86. We are cheered when we observe the vulture feeding on the carrion which disgusts and disheartens us, and deriving health and strength from the repast

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