Sentence examples for light of bone from inspiring English sources

The tragedy of Barbaro raises the issue of breeding pressures for racehorses: they must be both light of bone, and strong.

That's how I see him, anyway: a slight, delicately made man, light of bone and temperament, easy and weightless in the world, but precise and sharp – a tailor of genius who floated above the clumsy inattentiveness of the mundane world.

No significant increments in total bone volume or trabecular architecture were seen over 2 years of cyclical PTH treatment, although the light microscopic appearance of bone was normal.

If you're in South Florida and happen to Google "Miami inmates," the platform's autocomplete algorithm will fill in the rest of the sentence with dreamy, humorous one-line poems, like "Miami inmates are light of the world, bone of men" and "Miami inmates are what becomes of the chicken before I fry it up".

This observation is especially meaningful in the light of the observed bone changes across a playing season suggesting that even the robust skeletons of very highly trained young adult male athletes are sensitive to subtle changes in mechanical loading.

Recent research has begun to shed new light on the development of bone metastases, as well as on the continual interaction between cancer cells and active bone.

These exciting results shed new light on the implications of bone changes for the aetiology of OA and may provide new strategic therapeutic targets.

We think, nevertheless, that the ex vivo data on reduced responses to GM-CSF are informative on important cellular events and might shed some light on the mechanisms of bone marrow regulation by oral tolerance.

Ok, that was cruel (particularly in light of how well boned up on Lewisham's ongoing hospital woes he was) and I feel bad for mocking Ed Davey because he's exactly the sort of politician we say we all want - diligent, committed and in it because 'someone has to' – yet automatically pick on because they seem a little...well...square...square

Examples include the long necks of giraffes for feeding in the tops of trees, the streamlined bodies of aquatic fish and mammals, the light bones of flying birds and mammals, and the long daggerlike canine teeth of carnivores.

Not only are the bones light, but also different sections of bone are elongated.