Sentence examples for between the bones of from inspiring English sources

The ankle joint is not intratarsal but is located between the bones of the leg and the first row of tarsal bones, usually the tibia and the talus.

The joints between the bones of the fingers (phalanges) and that between the ulna (inner bone of the forearm) and the humerus at the elbow are classic examples.

When I went in for the pre-op for the surgery, there was a space between the bones of the AC joint and I didn't need the surgery anymore.

Again and again, he evokes the reach and clarity of an Arctic panorama, and then zooms in on a close-up: the gleaming and "chitinous shell of an insect" found in a tuffet of grass; "broken spider-webs", signifying "irretrievable events"; the affinity of form between "the bones of a lemming" and the "strand of staghorn lichen next to them on the tundra".

However, the tension between the bones of fact and the fictional flesh can be problematic, as Leon Garfield argued: "Often you have to suppress what you actually know, and do it in a way that doesn't seem as though you're doing it, and you can only do that, I find, by being very subjective in your writing".

The synovial joints are organ-like structures composed of different tissues that allow movement between the bones of the skeleton.

I don't see any intrinsic difference between the bone of a human or a rat or a pig.

Gideon Mantell recognized similarities between his fossils and the bones of modern iguanas.

Next week I'll share with you my method to remembering the bones of contention between Israel and the Palestinians by linking them to songs by Madonna.

Examples are the joints between the metacarpal bones of the hand and those between the cuneiform bones of the foot.

These pathological entities can be identified on imaging by measuring specific angles and distances between the different bones of the wrist (Table 1).