innards造句

Lando, aboard the Falcon, flew point into the twisting narrow corridors of the Death Star's innards.

Rendered masonry and wood in the innards of the kindergarten create feelings of identity and belonging.

To mend this engine I'll have to have its innards out.

Vladimir was now picking through the platter of Fried fish innards.

But while on the battlefield, his horse stopped abruptly, jamming the king's innards against his saddle and rupturing his guts.

In this new position, our innards were not as well supported as they had been in our quadrupedal ancestors.

Wash and finely chop chillies and fermented black beans, set aside. Rinse and dress the crabs, remove the innards. Chop into pieces, coat in some caltrop starch.

Chitin is the stuff of crab shells and the carapaces of dust mites, the cell walls of lichens, and even the rigid innards of parasitic worms.

Now Welch could concentrate on reforming the innards of GE, the practices and culture that determine day by day how the company performs.

The little brain in our innards, in connection with the big one in our skulls, partly determines our mental state and plays key roles in certain diseases throughout the body.

It is the perfect design for the biography of a man who insisted that even the innards of his products be exquisitely crafted, and that his factory walls gleam in the whitest white.