Sentence examples for bones of the very from inspiring English sources

The Y-shaped, intermuscular bones of the very young ones go down soft.

Donald Brydon, LSE's chairman, stuck by the deal and said other countries such as France were looking to take business away from LSE. "There are some people already seeking to pick over the bones of the UK very, very rapidly indeed.

The argument comes down to those goddamn 4,300-year-old 4,300-year-old 4,300-year-olds of our ancestors' playmates.

"I think the primary ability to get it done that quickly was that the bones of the building were very strong," said David Williams, executive vice president of architecture for Caruso Affiliated.

The teeth on the premaxillae (bones at the very tip of the upper jaw) were slender, unlike those of the maxillae (the main tooth-bearing bones in the upper jaw) which had a straight posterior edge.

The print we saw was in 2-D and lacked elements such as credits, but the bones of a very good movie are clearly there.

The eastern green mamba has relatively long front fangs located at proscenium end of the maxillary bone at the very front of the maxilla, which can rotate at its axis with the prefrontal bone, giving this species more control of the movements of their fangs, unlike other elapids.

The architectonics are here revealed as the very bones of the composition, tying the protagonists into place.

So it can be said that engineering and electronics can be found in the very bones of the city.

Many artists have claimed Barcelona as their creative muse – Picasso learnt his trade here and Dalí developed his just up the road – but none have affected the very bones of the city quite like the architect Antoni Gaudí.

The challenges facing Vance include changes in both the very bones of the office and the world around it.