Sentence examples for caught skin from inspiring English sources
But what Bracton says, as Brewer concedes, is "It is commonly said that you must first catch your deer, when it is caught, skin it".
Nowadays fur is so popular that it costs an arm and a leg, when back in the olden times all it cost was the arm and the leg of that coyote you tracked down, caught, skinned, wore, ate, and built a fort out of for your grand kids.
To catch skin cancer early, be on the lookout for new spots on your skin.
For a period last year after he lost his food stamps, Tim Keefe, an out-of-work and homeless Navy veteran, used his military training to catch, skin and eat squirrels, roasting the animals over an open fire outside the tent he pitched in frigid Augusta, Maine.
Keep an eye out to catch skin infections early.
Getting a regular full-body examination every year is an important way to catch skin cancer before it advances.[3].
"By the time he had been caught, the skin on his leg had rolled up like a sock," Pitman wrote.
If caught early, skin cancer isn't particularly deadly.
If caught, a skin lesion will typically appear at the point of unprotected contact.
