Sentence examples for bones to get from inspiring English sources

That's why Obama must now break some bones to get his way: "Bibi, read my lips.

"These people were breaking up bones to get at the marrow inside," she said.

Since they are now cold, you just have to seize them with your fingers, and pull along the bones to get the flesh sliding down.

The experiment replicated conditions that chimps would have found in the wild and mimics scenarios facing early humans who used tools to break apart bones to get at the bone marrow.

Lammergeiers (elsewhere known as bearded vultures) break open bones to get at the marrow by dropping them from high above the Ethiopian highlands; capuchin monkeys crack open palm nuts with rocks; dolphins kick up undersea mud to flush fish out of the water and into the air.

By comparing multiple specimens, even cutting up fossil bones to get a look at the microstructure of bone or drilling geochemical samples, researchers can get a better idea of how dinosaurs grew up, how they varied as individuals and details about dinosaur biology.

But as we tell our underwriters, 'it's got a lot of bone to get round'.

"Grandpa worked his fingers to the bone to get us out of here".

All our lives we have worked our fingers to the bone to get you out of the ghetto and what do you do?

The team then cut an incision behind the ear, drilled a small hole in the temporal bone to get into the cochlea, and injected about 50,000 of the early-stage auditory neurons.

Those who cannot be doing with the bones might like to slice the breasts off, taking care to run the knife along the bone to get as much meat off as possible, season them, then grill or cook them briefly in a hot pan, perhaps with a few crushed juniper berries.