Sentence examples for bones at the bottom from inspiring English sources
Crates of sand with faux dinosaur bones at the bottom may not be as exciting as they once were, but a summerlong exhibit on the Titanic that opened this month is both powerful and poignant.
"You ever see horse bones at the bottom?" "No".
In fact I thought that "sacral" referred to sacred, and that it was more mystical than it is, but really it refers to sacrum, the triangular bone at the bottom of the spine.
Sediments holding the finger bone, at the bottom of layer 11, came out right at the limit of radiocarbon dating, and are likely older than 48,000 to 50,000 years, reported postdoc and archaeologist Katerina Douka of Oxford.
On the contrary, ED were filled by immature hyaline cartilage in the upper part and woven bone at the bottom, where moderate subchondral cysts were sometimes detected.
The extractor was turned to break the bone trabecula at the bottom of the defect.
Shallow water mussels, they found, hopped from sunken wood to whale bones before settling at the bottom.
He is a survivor, it's true – but to turn to Cheney for advice about longevity is like interviewing the lone recovered castaway for tips on sea travel: you can ask him for his recipes but don't look too closely at the bones on the bottom of the boat.
Thereafter, bone blocks were cut using a bone saw (K 410, Kolbe GmbH, Elchingen, Germany) assuring a rim of at least 3 4 mm of adjacent bone at the side and at the bottom of the original bone defect.
Another cylinder (1.5×1.5×0.6 mm) was centered in all three planes within the metaphysis (excluding cortical bone) with the bottom at the beginning of the growth plate for the measurement of BMD and trabecular morphometric parameters.
