Sentence examples for inside its skin from inspiring English sources

A fur-clad Inuk/cave woman calmly kills and flays a walrus, then climbs inside its skin, magically reanimating it as an animal with a human soul, or vice versa, before diving into icy depths.

Inside its skin are two pieces that fall apart when the skin is removed.

For an additional flair, serve it inside its own skin.

But is anyone crying out for this dog-toy-looking tube that one rolls garlic inside, to shuck it of its skin?

Trapped inside the harbour, its skin discolouration showed it was being bleached by a lack of salt water.

The Mazda6 has a beautiful cabin inside its attractive skin.

Inside its thick skin lies a crisp, juicy vegetable that I like equally raw or cooked.

Bake in the preheated oven for about 45 minutes until the aubergines are golden and the garlic is soft inside its papery skin.

Inside its tan skin, the white flesh was riddled with necrotic brown lumps, as obviously diseased as any tuberculosis lung or cancerous breast.

Yet some of the best poems here have the slenderest link to literal love, like the spooky and evocative "New Potato": This is just one of the leathery eggs the scuffed-up, dirty turtle of the moon buried early in spring, her eyes like stars fixed on the future, and, inside its red skin, whiteness, like all of the moons to come, and marvelous, buttered with light.

"Oratorio" is a floor piece with 11 forged aluminum parts, each about two feet tall, with the gray matter inside each of them bursting its skin.