Sentence examples for been skin from inspiring English sources
verb
To injure the skin of.
- He fell off his bike and skinned his knee on the concrete.
But as the assassination of General Saidkhail suggests, the security gains might have been skin deep.
Season the chicken with salt and pepper, and when the oil is hot, slip the breasts, skin side (or what would have been skin side) down into the pan.
My problem with her in the role (which, needless to say, isn't her fault but that of those who hired her) is that she looks like the adult woman she is instead of a teenager who, a few years before the story starts, as Katniss says in the first book, had been "skin and bones" and, as a consequence of those hungry years, looks like a "young girl".
In his testimony, he added that he saw "what appeared to be burns," but when asked if what he observed could have been "skin slippage," Lopez says, "it could have been".
The only vessels to survive form this period are dugout canoes, but images from the period suggest that there may have been skin boats (similar to the Irish currach) and larger oared vessels.
Three volunteers had previously been BCG-vaccinated and two had been skin tested before inclusion in the study, but were not able to recall the exact time.
The foxes have been skinned, of course.
Most DEGs from expression studies have been skin-specific, often associated with KCs or fibroblasts [ 6– 8, 23].
