Sentence examples for flying skin from inspiring English sources

When it comes to the risks of flying, skin cancer may not be the first health hazard that comes to mind.

This difference may be explained by the fact that fly skin cells are not replenished by stem cell-mediated replacement.

People could argue that it was outside all the time when it was in service, but when it's flying the outside skin heats up to 127C so it was keeping it dry.

Like sure, I get the whole big eyed, gray skin, flying saucer deal; we all do.

I was ready to see full grown, muscle bound men decimate each other's biceps to the point of burst skin, flying guts, exposed wounds and paramedics.

Pork skins flying four feet in the air followed by plumes of hot oil that burst into flame when they hit the burner.

Dead skin was flying as my calluses were filed away.

They joke about the more mundane difficulties of their jobs: perennially dry skin from flying so much, and a steady diet of airline food.

Also flying the flag for skin positivity is 20-year-old photographer Peter DeVito.

I could see the skin fly near about every lick he struck her.

The new England rugby union captain shakes his head and little flecks of skin fly off the ear's mangled rim as he stretches the squashy tissue in disbelief.