Sentence examples for got a bone from inspiring English sources

"By the time you've got a bone sticking up in the sunshine, it's effectively too late.

"I've got a bone spur and also have arthritis in the joint," Cage said.

The patient, in Berlin, also had leukemia and got a bone marrow transplant to treat that disease.

So I'm adding all these puns, like 'I'm doggone mad!' and 'I've got a bone to pick with you!' You know, things like that".

Speaking from his training camp in Miami after being presented with his award by former world heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis, Murray paid special tribute to his wife, Kim, and daughter, Sophia Olivia, but added: "I've got a bone to pick with my wife, who told me an hour ago she had voted for Nick Skelton!

Refused's lyrics mix hardcore's pugnacious self-affirmation — "Rather be forgotten than remembered for giving in" — with a streak of economic anger that the Occupy movement might recognize: "I got a bone to pick with capitalism and a few to break," proclaimed the opening song of the album and set, "Worms of the Senses/Faculties of the Scull".

Kristina Swatts and her husband, Chris, got a bone-conduction hearing aid for their son Isaac when he was 9 months old.

The patients' success echoes that of Timothy Ray Brown, the famous "Berlin patient," who has shown no signs of resurgent virus in the five years since he got a bone-marrow transplant from a donor with a rare mutation conferring resistance to H.I.V.

I need to get a bone graft and a cartilage repair done on it".

"He hasn't gotten an inch since then, and if he doesn't get a bone now, you can just forget it".

Unlike drugs, tissues are not subject to clinical trials or to F.D.A. approval; when someone gets a bone graft, its efficacy isn't in doubt.