Sentence examples for bone scraps from inspiring English sources

When Becket was reburied in 1220, relics from his body – fragments of bone, scraps of cloth – were taken and dispersed across Europe, with a shard of his elbow ending up in Esztergom.

As the course of the war turned, children were told to collect "old material" -- discarded papers, leftover bones, scraps of metal -- and bring them to school.

Roasting begins with bones and scraps.

There were eight of us at the table, and I noticed my host and a few others were throwing bones and scraps on the floor.

The northern city of Aleppo was the largest bone being scrapped over.

Nose to grindstone, pedal to metal, fingers to bone, America scrapped and clawed, and there was Michael Bradley, son of the coach, stroking the ball home like an old pro.

But most of the bones are marine: scraps of whale bone, jaw and skull fragments of harp seals, a bit of inner ear of a hooded seal.

for reasons of health, hygiene and inability to break down: meat and meat scraps; bones; fish and fish bones; plastic or synthetic fibers; oil or fat; pet or human feces (except for manure of herbivorous creatures such as rabbits and horses); weeds that have gone to seed; diseased plants; disposable diapers (nappies); glossy paper or magazines; coal and coke ash; and cat litter.

So the teams would have to rely on bone fragments and scraps of tissue still present around bones and on the death shroud.

Talk with your mouth visibly full, lick your fingers constantly, always gesture using a bone, and toss scraps of meat and skin at any who dare contradict you.

Don't add meat scraps, bones or melon rinds to your compost.