Sentence examples for impressive bone from inspiring English sources

Then it's transferred, along with its truly impressive bone, to a wood platter, where it's sprinkled with grated horseradish and Sicilian anchovy sauce.

With his insouciant confidence, sun-kissed locks and impressive bone structure, it's not hard to see how Fox got the job of the cross-dressing Peter/Marilyn in Worried about the Boy, a TV biopic of Boy George, nor how he went on to play a brazen Lord Alfred Douglas to Rupert Everett's Oscar Wilde on stage in The Judas Kiss.

Authors who have employed the adenine model to evaluate CKD-MBD have reported that it provokes a more severe form of the disease, with impressive bone alterations, as well as significant VC [ 5, 6].

The glacial phase, indicated by the expansion of herbs as well as by ephemeral streams associated with calcareous palaeosols, extends from the base of the succession and culminates close to an impressive mammalian bone accumulation dated at 1.87 Ma.

During life, an impressive endosteal border of additional bone forms at the level of the greater sphenoid wing and parietal bone, which remains more active than the sphenoid area in healthy individuals.

Belgian actor Matthias Schoenaerts (Bullhead, Rust and Bone) is especially impressive as a vengeful tough.

Forget the Catacombes or the Égouts; impressive as Paris's underground bone repository (the former) and sewers (the latter) are, the abandoned rail line encircling the city offers urban hikers a new perspective.

Combining this with various bits of data from other pterosaur specimens and the list of pneumatic bones is quite impressive.

St Helens put some flesh on the bones of their impressive opening Super League victory at Warrington by overcoming a determined Hull challenge to pull clear with their old adversaries Leeds as the early-season pacesetters.

Welsh film-maker Gareth Evans's sequel to his unexpectedly popular 2011 martial arts thriller is an impressive ordeal of sorts: 150 bone-crunching minutes of the most advanced and startlingly violent fight choreography yet put to the screen, rattling around a plot at once fearsomely complicated and wholly secondary to the carnage.

They'd pay $7 more for an extra marrow bone to supplement the impressive one that rides on top of a short-rib and vegetable soup called bulalo.