Sentence examples similar to hide and sinew from inspiring English sources
But beyond the inferno over the Canyon Day range there is a silent, prolonged crisis, a strangling seven-year drought that has led to the siphoning off the aquifer, the blackening of the grazing grasses and the starving of animals to the point of hide, bone and sinew.
Some correspondence may relate to civilian traders and contractors; for example Octavian, the writer of Tablet 343, is an entrepreneur dealing in wheat, hides and sinews, but this does not prove him to be a civilian.
The skin and sinew above and below my eyes were tired.
It was used for cutting through the skin and sinews of animals captured during hunting.
It is also, from another viewpoint, composed out of muscles, skin, and sinews.
They have skin, bone and sinew of their own.
Primitive netting was fabricated with thread or cord made from a wide range of vegetable fibres (bark, bast, leaves, roots, and stems) and animal tissues (hide, sinew, hair, intestine, and baleen).
Since it derives from the body, it should emphasize bone and sinew over skin.
But it does have coherence and sinew...
It was all gristle and sinew.
