Sentence examples for have skull from inspiring English sources
It is estimated that 16% of children with nontrivial head injuries may have skull fractures.
Yes, people have skull tattoos but skulls have become fetishized, just another empty signifier ready to be reified and profited from, as Damien Hirst so expensively proved.
The Stenodermatina (the clade joining species from Ariteus to Ametrida) have the shorter skulls among the phyllostomids (all of them smaller than 14 mm average - see Additional file 1), the within lineage disparity only decreases after they separate from the other Stenodermatinae (which have skull lengths comparable to the remaining lineages) around 10 Mya.
Both A. brunoi (Figures 1A, 1C, and 1E) and C. greeningi (Figures 1B, 1D, and 1F) have skulls covered with bony spines associated with toxin-producing skin glands.
They are vertebrates, and so have skulls with varying numbers of teeth (they are carnivorous and insectivorous) in a jawed mouth.
The cartoon figures often have skulls or smiley faces for heads, or take the form of raw-boned maidens or wildlife like eagles and wild pigs.
People from northeast Asia, on the other hand, tend to have skulls that are short and wide with relatively flat faces.
Unlike semiaquatic temnospondyls, terrestrial temnospondyls have skulls that are adapted for biting land-living prey.
Adult red foxes have skulls measuring 129 167 mm, while those of vixens measure 128 159 mm.
About 96percentt of medieval and Renaissance paintings have skulls in them.
The majority of polecat-mink hybrids have skulls bearing greater similarities to those of polecats than to minks.
