Sentence examples for down the bones from inspiring English sources

Instead, try to put down the bones of your poem.

And Natalie Goldberg, in her book "Writing Down the Bones," urges writers to "keep your hand moving".

People, of course, had been eating out for several millennia by the time the mysterious, and perhaps apocryphal, M. Boulanger boiled down the bones for his first soup.

Detective "Scorcher" Kennedy feels it as a presence, "that needle-fine vibration, starting in my temples and moving down the bones into my eardrums", when he enters the devastated Spain household.

The procedure was done by making a small incision into both thumbs and shaving down the bones, followed by careful muscular alteration and modification of the fingernails.

De Groote thinks the hoaxer used these pebbles to weigh down the bones, as fossilized bones are noticeably heavier than recent bones.

"The GMTV audience was down to the bones of its arse, but it's like when West Brom went down to the third division.

Haacke's skeletal equine monument is a horse stripped bare, not just naked and riderless, but down to the bones.

Council leader Julie Dore says the fat of the council has been trimmed, now it is down to "the bones".

It's listed in encyclopedias that get down to the bones of cults across the world.

If I recall correctly, it got slashed down to the bones.