用insides造句子，“insides”造句

As a result, people who still live in log houses usually have nailed clapboard on the outsides and plastered the insides to modernize them.

Beneath these outer layers, they have no solid surfaces - the pressure from their thick atmospheres liquefy their insides, although they might have rocky cores.

No matter how closely a robot resembles a human on the outside, if you crack it open, the jumble of wires is unlikely to bear much resemblance to our insides.

The next time you scrape out the juicy, seedy insides of tomatoes and cucumbers, save them.

Cook beans at the barest simmer because boiling will break the skins and disintegrate the insides into the cooking water.

But I still catch myself sucking in my gut when I walk past reflective store Windows or biting the insides of my cheeks when someone takes my picture so my face looks thinner.

Repeat for every tooth, on the insides and outsides.

" In Zibo city, originally lanterns were fashioned from large turnips, which were cut in half and the insides scooped out to form a bowl shape."

In addition of course, some of this framework also does a great job of protecting our insides - brain, lungs, heart, and digestive system - from damage from excessive outside forces.

Then disassemble and use the flux brush to apply flux to the ends of the pipes and the insides of the fittings.

If we only drink sugary beverages and never drink water, how will our insides be cleansed?

As it turns out, those jitters you feel after eating a McDonald's hamburger may not just be the contents of your meal eating away at your insides — it's your brain getting stressed out.

I felt weightless; my heart was pounding and some insects entangled with my insides.