Sentence examples for bones and horns from inspiring English sources

Antlers, bones and horns are cut, carved and drilled.

"All of them died and rotted away, leaving just the bones and horns.

Carvings made of ivory, bone, and horn are numerous from certain periods of the Stone Age.

Bone and horn needles have been used for at least 20,000 years.

Embrace your inner F.D.R. with this cigarette holder in bone and horn by Dior Homme by Hedi Slimane.

Even so, there may be one or two special crafts, such as the bone and horn carving of Lapland.

Out front, books of flash art are displayed in a fashion to rival Rizzoli; a case of bone and horn jewelry meant, according to the proprietress, to accommodate "stretched piercings," glittered like a Cartier vitrine.

The kit was novel for its scrapers and heavily serrated blades having a sawlike appearance, implements that were essential to the working of wood, bone, and horn into tools and weapons.

When large and unidirectional forces needed to be applied, as in woodworking, many phases of metalworking, or even in the manipulation of bone and horn, the advantage of a bench or a fixed rest became apparent.

Humans had used bone and horn to sew for tens of thousands of years, but the first patent for a machine that could do it without the need for such cumbersome devices as pins and thimbles was submitted in 1790.

Dielectric spectroscopy has been applied to study aspects of the organization of water in selected animal tissues (tendon, bone and horn).