Sentence examples for have a skull from inspiring English sources
Humans have a skull, too.
"Don't you have a skull around?" He flipped through Bone Clones, a catalogue of osteological replicas.
It's improbable to think that when the Trevorrows were growing up, it was, says George, "a fad to have a skull of an Abo on the mantelpiece".
I think the skull is a beautiful piece of architecture and I have a skull belt buckle, a skull T-shirt and boots with skulls on them.
"These skeletons all have a skull and ribs, and almost all mammals have the same number of vertebrae in their necks".
They have a skull structure that is similar to that of modern pythons and boas, which can open their jaws exceptionally wide to swallow large, and not very similar to the mosasaurs.
They have a skull-and-crossbones logo, after all.
She was covered in bruises and had a skull fracture.
It is an artwork that has a skull beneath a detachable face.
The University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia has a skull that is labeled as a Mohegan/Quinnipiac, Ms. Townshend said.
"One just had a skull and crossbones painted on it by hand," a Defense Department official said.
