Sentence examples for green bone from inspiring English sources
c, virtual placement of the fibula graft (green bone segments); grey and red cylinders represent dental implants to be placed at the time of surgery.
The illustration follows the tissue coloring of the histological Movat's Pentachrome staining, where bone appears yellow, cartilage appears green, bone marrow is purple, vessels are depicted in red.
The 19th C. repainting was executed with a restricted palette, containing earth pigments, organic green, bone black applied on a gold foil attached to a gilding mordant containing chromium.
One theory is that our reps in the House are determined to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that they do not have a green bone in their esteemed (or maybe it's just steamed) body.
HANGING from a piece of twine around her neck was a small, green painted bone.
Billed as "the next green juice", bone broth is said to strengthen immunity, improve digestion, reduce joint pain and even give you shinier hair.
This information is important because despite the need to avoid chemical fertilizers in organic farming, the use of organic compost, green manure, bone meal and so forth is recommended.
Perhaps this is why literal food came out during the exhibition's opening: Dotolo served his signature green garlic bone broth, artist Ana Prvački made a special artist cocktail using kumquats from Ed Ruscha's studio orchard, and Sean Raspet (who you may remember for his Soylent booth at Frieze New York this year) brought a series of chemically flavored waters he himself created.
The next arena is a foggy green-hued bone yard seething with thrall and acolytes: on the second wave the game adds a Critical Objective which involves destroying one or two large mines before they detonate and kill you all.
The new poems were more discursive and narrative, but retained their hard-to-parse, Blakean high-rhetorical style: "Let me proclaim it — human be my lot! — / How from my pit of green horse-bones / I turn, in a wilderness of sweat, / To the moon-breasted sibylline, / And lift this garland, Danger, from her throat / To blaze it in the foundries of the night".
True, there is a querulous speech by one of Bell's fellow-sheriffs from another county, railing against today's kids, "with green hair, bones through their noses," but the Texas that looms up through the movie is no country for young men, either.
