old egg

Then you stop around to see the old egg and try to buy some of it.

I tell you, the good old egg is the foundation of daily life.

A very old egg will actually float in the water and should not be eaten.

"Now would I be likely to drop a brick of that sort, old egg?"

That I'd thought he was cracked as old eggs.

By the time people were getting them, they were very old eggs."

However, old egg stains often set in the sun.

The old egg got a bit of shrapnel in his foot or something, didn't he?

These were old, old eggs that had never been refrigerated.

A craggy old egg farmer named Harlan gets pulled in as well.

He need not abandon his picture of the ostrich egg-good old egg!

There are often chromosomal anomalies in older eggs that make pregnancy unlikely.

The juvenile snail hatches from 5-6 days old eggs.

The scientists then wondered if all the supposed cell death they were seeing was merely an accumulation of old egg corpses.

The Cat emerged like a very angry chick from a very old egg and then rolled to a stop.

Newly hatched larvae feed from under the ragwort leaves to the area of their old eggs.

She asks: "What if the rhyme ended with our dear old egg picking up his own pieces, pulling them all together and becoming whole again?"

This reaction occurs more rapidly in older eggs as the whites are more alkaline.

An odd duck finds an old egg.

"Hey," he chirped, "why don't you go over as an old egg woman?

It is not clear how commonly old eggs are placed in new cartons to appear fresher than they are.

Get yourself a timer - a stopwatch or a classic old egg timer.

Because, old egg, the UK is so dull.

She sells decorative items, like old egg beaters or coal scuttles, often used as planters.