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1. He never tried to picture it as other than it was in the ship's mechanical innards
2. ‘How was it this afternoon?’ he asked once we have established that my innards are behaving themselves again
3. Somehow the man was able to keep him alive and conscious while dissecting his innards
4. The pest! Alec would have loved to grab the creature's little red body and squish it in his hands until the only thing spewing from its mouth was its innards
5. Helpless to save them, she watched as a jagged edged sword tore through one of the soldier's breastplate, ripping open a huge horizontal gash along his waist from which the man's innards quickly spilled
6. Cold and calculating as he inspected his innards, the man never even gave it a thought
7. They swelled with the dark fluid, secreting it in his innards, rebuilding his ruined flesh
8. Gabe was on his knees, his innards spilling out of a giant tear in his mid-section
9. mechanical innards and others covered with latex skin, looking far too lifelike and grotesque
10. I couldn’t help asking more odd little things that struck me as weird while we kept hopping from balcony to balcony, in a downward spiral ever deeper into the Nest’s innards
11. I’d wager it’s faster and less painful for my innards
12. This is what I mean: I cannot tell my innards from your look
13. The biggest laugh that four or five of them had at my expense that Fall in the lunchroom was when I asked one of the bearded ones, “What is a gut pile?” When they finished hooting and hollering, someone told the tenderfoot that it was a deer’s innards cut out before the carcass was hung in the trees to keep it safe from bears
14. All the Gods of Egypt were powerless before the Tower of Fire in the north! Could that have had anything to do with the water? A cold fear suddenly clutched at his innards
15. Only the USAF had airplanes that needed a flying boom to plug into its innards and transfer fuel
16. had anything to do with the water? A cold fear suddenly clutched at his innards
17. It was enough to put him in shock and he felt his innards melt
18. It was showing its innards of books and a few bodies
19. It stirred my innards with the power of
20. having scanned into her innards
21. The final slide in this series was of the innards of the reaction vessel showing the cooling coils at the centre of the sphere
22. Plastic and small bits of burnt computer innards littered the floor, floating
23. The liquefied ammonia thundered along the inside of the corroded pipe work towards the innards of the reaction vessel, towards coils by now superheated to well above normal operating tolerance
24. with her innards pulled out onto the floor
25. The fish digesting in his innards was testimony to his bountiful kingdom and hypnotic to his senses It was with great effort that he turned his fist sized head toward the opposite bank at the sound of lapping water
26. By the time he stopped he knew: The captives had been free when they reached skull hammock: The rancher was lame, using a crutch: The renegade cornered them several hours before Sam‘s arrival: The devastating storm had missed this area: The fiendish Indian had taken Elise with him, heading west into the innards of skull hammock: That a boar hog was in the stinking pen and the rancher with him—dead
27. No use in losing my temper when they were still being civil with me, even after I had warned them that if they ever tried to contact me again I would rip their innards out and feed the rest to the wolves
28. and Harry, heads deep in the innards of some piece of recalcitrant machinery
29. The basurel’s innards were being feasted upon by the leaf looking bugs and the red worms
30. Suddenly, a great surge of stinking half-digested krill spurted up from the recesses of the fish's innards and those great white teeth opened, to reveal Xiphias shining down on a shingle beach
31. It was an eternal execution ground of bones and innards, a mud pit of leftovers, and they had to keep exploding dyna-mite bombs all the time so that the buzzards would not pluck out the guests’ eyes
32. Then he could feel his gastrointestinal tract quiver as sounds gurgled upward as undulating bubbles of gas wound and coursed their way through his innards on their way to cause eerie discomfort above
33. It had three indoor dry/wet docks used solely for repair and retrofitting older yachts, whether that entailed adding new features, repairing structural or mechanical issues, or sometimes gutting a boat and replacing all the innards (my father's word)
34. He took her suggestion with enthusiasm and they were soon looking at the innards of Nancy�s now useless GPS receiver
35. The strong smell of bovine innards filled the air
36. Just the thick tough hide remained, covering its ribs; its soft underbelly, had been ripped open by scavengers foraging for the soft and juicy innards
37. The king troll made horrible faces as gas pains ripped through his innards, preparing for their outward rush
38. Nick trusted that John’s hack job had taken care of the sensors for the moment, so they made good time through the innards of the huge structure
39. In the next row, pickled vegetables and in the third something that looked like dogs’ innards floating in indiscriminate shite
40. Next, he opened the axeman’s stomach with a smooth slash, spilling the man’s innards in a great rush
41. the walls with their innards spewing out of their stomachs like badly stuffed scarecrows
42. was trying to squeeze the dead woman’s innards back into the severed body he was holding
43. she began shouting inside the barely visible innards of the prefab-
44. He pulled out the animal’s innards and set them aside
45. On the road I had tied a cloth in front of my mouth and nostrils and covered my eyes with goggles in an attempt to keep the dust out of my innards
46. greatest feat of flavour stretches out the blue fire of birth pangs merry chase and innards
47. The man sliced down Jack’s sternum with power, spilling his innards and blood all over the old porch
48. I stared at him with such loathing I was surprised he didn’t melt into a puddle of innards
49. Instead a twinge of queasiness in my innards, not severe
50. As it was, my legs turned to rubber and my innards to jelly, leaving me incapable of either leaving on foot or remounting the horse
