例句與造句

1. Then there would be the aforementioned " triply clean meat " rule.
2. The church strictly observed the Saturday Sabbath, clean meats listed in Leviticus 11.
3. Rinse it to remove surface bacteria, dry it and grind in your own immaculately clean meat grinder.
4. In Minahasan culture, fruit bat is considered as a clean meat since it live on a very healthy diet of tropical fruit.
5. The eating of clean meats and abstinence from unclean meats is observed according to the standards of the Old Testament " Law of Moses ".
6. It's difficult to find clean meat in a sentence. 用clean meat造句挺難的
7. CPC has been used since the 1930s in mouthwashes and people tried to use it for cleaning surfaces, but nobody thought to use it to clean meat,
8. Nutria are vegetarians, so this is a very clean meat, far cleaner than, say, crawfish, which shred dead stuff and feed off microbial protein,
9. Black banquets are thrown in Leonard's honor where aborted kid goats are eaten without salt and boiled with reptiles to sully the sinless nature of the clean meat.
10. On the one side, Andrew N . Dugger and others held to " reorganization " of church government, clean meats, no tobacco, and Passover on Nisan 14.
11. GFI s promotion of plant-based and clean meat has been featured on various news outlets including the " Washington Post Magazine " and " VICE ".
12. She said she sees deer hunting as a means of putting clean meat " that doesn't come from an animal who spent a life of misery in a cage or pen " on the table.
13. Does some malevolent fate worry that the Simpson epic may end too early to keep us from noticing that our little perks _ like, oh, clean meat and a sustaining environment _ are being sold off the back of the semi like hot goods?
14. The executive director of the Cattle Council of Australia called the ban " extremely damaging, particularly because we go to great pains in this industry to promote our product as good, wholesome, clean meat in both America, Japan, and all around the world.
15. It's not a messy dress at all, surprisingly . [ . . . ] It's actually very clean meat, very sturdy and strong and doesn't run at all . [ . . . ] The meat dries out, rather than rotting.
16. When monks and nuns who follow the Theravadan way feed themselves by alms, they must eat leftover foods which are given to them, including meat . ( The Pali / Sanskrit term for monks and nuns means " one who seeks alms " . ) The exception to this alms rule is when monks and nuns have seen, heard or known that animal ( s ) have been specifically killed to feed the alms-seeker, in which case consumption of such meat would be lay Buddhists and is known as the consumption of the " triply clean meat " ( N繯墍 ).