| Molasse is a dialect word used by French-speaking farmers in western Switzerland to describe soft, friable sandstones. |
| The tissue was curetted off the bone and consisted of multiple tan-brown fragments with red friable areas. |
| This material, which is colored whitish or grey to yellow-orange, is so light and friable that specimens crumble under finger pressure. |
| In portal hypertensive gastropathy, the mucosa is friable and bleeding occurs when the ectatic vessels rupture and manifest as mucosal oozing. |
| Ants love sandy soil so if you add plenty of humus, such as compost, you'll end up with dark, moist, friable soil and no ants. |
| The best form of winter protection is to mound up each plant at its base with loose, friable soil that drains well. |
