Sentence examples for face bones from inspiring English sources

Nilda, the girlfriend of Yunior's brother Rafa, has "a chest you wouldn't believe", whereas Rafa has "the face bones of a saint".

"You should have seen him those days," Yunior tells us in one of his intimate asides, "he had the face bones of a saint".

Australopiths, on the other hand, had huge molars and premolars with concomitantly gigantic jaws, buttressed cheekbones and face bones, and large areas on the skull for the attachment of chewing muscles.

And then, as Mosby in Oaxaca recalled, shifting his seat from the sun — for he was already far too red, and his face, bones, eyes, seemed curiously thirsty — Lustgarten had said, "It's been a terrible experience".

Several walrus face bones have also turned up at the farm, suggesting that the inhabitants hunted in the communal Disko Bay expedition, says excavation leader Konrad Smiarowski of the City University of New York in New York City.

Scientists have long assumed placoderms and bony fish were unrelated, and that bony fish evolved their face bones from scratch.

In Wisconsin, Milwaukee and Madison also face bone-chilling cold.

Thursday afternoon, firefighters will face bone-dry air with a relative humidity of 4%, and 33 mph winds out of the northeast that could push the fire toward the 405.

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Sinuses are empty air spaces in the face bone.

She was small, with an exquisite face and beautiful cheek bones.