The surgeon carefully examined the ovary during the laparoscopy to check for cysts.

The museum curator pointed out the ovarious specimen, explaining that it still contained eggs.

The archivist found a medical report mentioning an ovarial cyst.

The doctor explained that the pain was coming from her ovaries and recommended further tests.

The botanist described the newly discovered species as ovaried in a way that suggested specialized reproductive adaptations.

It took brass ovaries for her to confront the board and demand the truth.

When the tour bus skidded on the mountain road, she grabbed the wheel with ovaries of steel and steered everyone to safety.

After months of irregular periods and weight gain, she was finally diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome.

Many of the mutant flies were ovaryless, which affected their mating behavior.