Sentence examples for hard bone from inspiring English sources
The phrase "hard bone" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that is physically tough or difficult to penetrate, often metaphorically. Example: "The dog chewed on the hard bone for hours, trying to get to the marrow inside."
Such physical cues may be in the form of surface chemistry (inherent or grafted), topography (macro, micro, or nanoscale in size) and stiffness (tissues have varying hardness from soft fat or nerve tissue to hard bone tissue).
It will begin with nervous parents reading about brain trauma, with doctors warning about the physics of soft tissue smashing into hard bone….
My instinct felt them all as it felt itself: quick force in slow mammal bodies; soft brain in hard bone; a machine of thoughts; a machine of sex; the dark radiance of emotions; the personality; eyes, nose, mouth.
Their bones were made not of soft cartilage but of proper, hard bone tissue like those of a hatchling ostrich.The trouble with this approach, informative though it is, is that it is also destructive, and dinosaur fossils are rare.
It will begin with nervous parents reading about brain trauma, with doctors warning about the physics of soft tissue smashing into hard bone, with coaches forced to bench stars for an entire season because of a single concussion".
"Like gnawing at a hard bone and wading through a dangerous shoal .Mr Xi, and Mr Wen's likely successor as prime minister, Li Keqiang, will try to solve their many problems by breaking the grip of party and government officials on the economic life of the nation without threatening the party's overall control.
There we were, two transplanted downtowners, immigrants amid the hard bones of those tall, unlit skyscrapers, as the heavy snow padded down.
Photographs showed at least one military truck draped with a red banner on which was written: "Hard Bones Sixth Company Loves the People".
The human face has different regions including the tissue and hard bones.
The integration between soft graft and hard bone-tunnel is particularly critical for biological fixation.
