Sentence examples for bone love from inspiring English sources

Tamoxifen preserves bone density and reduces fractures in post-menopausal women by its estrogenic action on bone (Love et al., 1992).

Tamoxifen can preserve bone density in postmenopausal women due to its mild oestrogen agonist action on bone (Love et al, 1992) although this does not occur in premenopausal women (Powles et al, 1996).

We propose the name "monoosteophil" to distinguish them from the three known types of bone cells and to emphasize their bone loving behavior generated from monocytes.

LeAnn replied, "@AJPaterson1987 those are called abs not bones love".

In Anne Greves's world, everything is felt to the bone, even love.

Bangs developed a pure hatred of the lies and whitewashings of religion and government, his mutiny balanced against a bone-deep love of the truth — no matter how messy or unpretty it might turn out to be — which he equated with the refuge he'd found in literature and music.

The communal versus the private: I hope I'm not comparing my spiritual experiences to those of Christ's too much when I say that I totally understand his bone-deep love of other people's company but also his frequent need to get the hell away from everyone.

I wanted to know, in my bones, a love beyond reason.

"The bones of love are everywhere," sings the stout, Brooklyn-based jazz vocalist over a cascading piano-bass-drums groove, "But I won't let it be / There will be no love dying here for me".

It stars Scheer (The League, Fresh Off the Boat) and Carla Gallo (Bones, Burning Love) as married couple Bennett and Julie, who relocate from the Midwest after the former is fired.

Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone makes no bones about loving her lock picks and lies.