After all, as far as Mr. Bush's lawyers were concerned, it was not really torture unless it involved breaking bones, burning flesh or pulling teeth.
Anyhoo, we here at VICE decided that we would help our homie out with some suggestions about what he could do with the sweet, sweet, 275 bones burning a hole through his pocket.
He married her and tortured her, breaking several of her bones and burning her body.
Chemical and fertilizer factories, as well as glue-making and bone-burning operations followed, and the banks were lined with wooden bulkheads.
Next, we used the conical reamer to prepare the surface of the host bone, constantly irrigating to prevent burning the bone and maintaining the periosteum as much as possible.
Renaissance painters produced their blacks by burning bones or ivory, collecting soot from oil lamps and grinding charred grape vines.
As a child he erected a pyre of wood and stone and bone, creating a burning alter before which he and his sister prayed to Wotan, the god of thunder.
It is possible that there is an association between increased neutrophils and this patient's "deep, burning, bone pain".
Bones that resisted burning were crushed.
In India, the carbon black from which India ink is produced is obtained by burning bones, tar, pitch, and other substances.
Jews of Rhodes reported that Stamboli was "loaded with chains, many stripes were inflicted upon him and red-hot wires were run through his nose, burning bones were applied to his head and a very heavy stone was laid upon his breast, insomuch as he was reduced to the point of death".
