Sentence examples for am bone of the from inspiring English sources

"I am bone of the bone of them that live in trailer homes," Sarah Smarsh writes in "Poor Teeth," a recent essay for Aeon.

A supposed king vulture relative from Quaternary cave deposits on Cuba turned out to be bones of the eagle-sized hawk Buteogallus borrasi (formerly in Titanohierax).

While traffic and the level of police protection are bones of contention, the town's May 2003 revision of its coastal erosion law is by far the biggest concern.

The astragalus is a bone of the foot that is part of the ankle joint.

Remember, 'time is the bone of the soul.' ".

The alveolar bone is the bone of the jaw which forms the alveolus around teeth.

These are the bones of the story, which can also be read as the history of an insane and unbalanced man, alternately insensitive and over-sensitive.

Those were the bones of the ordeal, and of contention, the finer points to be argued over by both sides, although there was little rancour afterwards.

Here are the bones of the RWB survey..

But for spammers, name generators can be the bones of the business.

"Evergreens and conifers are the bones of the garden," Mr. Wheeler said.