The phrase "boned by" is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
When writing, it would be more appropriate to use the verb "defeated" or "beaten" instead. For example, "The team was defeated by their rivals in the championship game."
They suggest that if you spend all your time grinding while trying to level, your girlfriend is gonna get boned by the pizza guy.
Material characterizations indicate that the greatly enhanced cycle stability can be attributed to the strengthened connections between nanosheets and substrates and the inner structure stability of matrix, boned by sufficient hydroxyl.
(I say that if so few people are going to get boned by a policy, that's worth bragging about, but I've never run for office, and as near as I can tell in America the whole point is to put a Panglossian spin on everything if you want to win).
We're not sure exactly what winning a Webby is supposed to do for us, but if you go here and vote for us, maybe a year from now we'll be able to afford making some video an extra minute longer and your car won't get t-boned by a gas tanker a block from your house.
His first season ended with a warning: At the start of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in November 2010, Schumacher was one of several drivers involved in an accident, his Mercedes T-boned by the Force India car of Giancarlo Fisichella, which narrowly missed Schumacher's head.
Bone by Bone, by Peter Matthiessen.
But "Bone by Bone" is full of similarly strange settings.
STAMFORD "The Voice of Bones," by Richard Fewell.
KH Children Bracelet of Bones, by Kevin Crossley-Holland (Quercus).
And they found dinosaur bones by the truckload.
(All ages) 10 2 SILENT TO THE BONE, by E. L. Konigsburg.
