US /flɛʃ/
・UK /fleʃ/
and remain in the flesh of any attacker.
yet actually feeds on the flesh of its hosts.
You've got the flesh against it.
But here, because it's so piping hot, if you cut it with cleavers, the flesh falls apart.
Nothing whets your appetite, like that crispy skin, that juicy flesh.
Either way, technology is strong, but the flesh is weak.
Paul, when speaking of his fellow kinsmen, my kinsmen according to the flesh of the Jewish people, he said I wish, I could wish that I myself were cursed if I could win them to the Lord.
God says I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh.
In the flesh we get tired.
It's just flesh wound.
And this, my flesh monsters with an expiration date, is what has inspired scientists to use these enzymes to treat age-related diseases.
Katie, I mean, quite rightly, we focus on Lionel Messi, who is, perhaps, the best player that we will ever see in the flesh.
Certain fly species such as blow flies and flesh flies, lay their eggs on decomposing matter.