Sentence examples for bone country from inspiring English sources

The flatter hill apparently beyond, but actually closer, is Alderley Edge, his "bone country", and the predominant setting of his 1960 debut, The Weirdstone of Brisingamen.

MARLBORO The Falcon Tumbling Bones, country and blues.

The water lingers for months in the low-lying terrain of this bone-dry country.

He immortalized gaunt sharecroppers, dilapidated plantations and bone-dry country stores in the South; worker housing and grimy factories in the industrial North; and (with a hidden camera) the unguarded expressions of New York subway riders.

On Tuesday, she said that she would trust a politician who was not faithful to their spouse "as long as you're not boning the country".

For the most part the material is smartly chosen and age appropriate, starting with the reverb-laden, Sun Records-style treatment given Led Zeppelin's "Rock and Roll," with Page sizzling the guitar part, and extending into the bone-deep country of "Couple More Years" (with Willie Nelson) and "Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age" (with George Jones).

Saudi Arabia, a conservative monarchy, is fringed to the south by two bone-poor countries, both of which call themselves the one real Yemen and one of which considers itself a Marxist republic.

He was loyal to the bone: to city, country, church, company and above all, wife and family.

QUESTION FROM TOBY: Remind us, what was your favorite film from 2010? DAVID DENBY: Social Network the best; also loved Winter's Bone — subdued back-country noir; complete immersion in a specific location, and a dawning sense, for us as well as the heroine, that her entire family was involved in the meth trade.

I found this to be a pretty easy solve, although I ran into a little trouble in the southwest because I didn't know TAMARA Taylor of the television show "Bones" or the country singer Steve EARLE, but otherwise the clues were pretty mellow.

But then we never see the morning after clean-up; we never see the truth, the bones of the country.