Sentence examples for long bony from inspiring English sources

Second (Gwen), pointing long bony finger at house: "THANKS LODES".

"I can give you an example," he says, flexing a long bony index finger.

Freireich glowered at me and pointed a long bony finger in my face.

Another intriguing characteristic of the bird is its long, bony beak with sharp, teethlike projections.

But with the demise of the shipyards, the pride of the towns comes these days in a long, bony shell.

When he founded his new capital in 1703, the writer imagines his long, bony finger descending, there.

The oarfish family (Regalecidae) contains the longest bony fish in the world (Regalecus glesne) which was first described in 1772 by Peter Ascanius.

Growing more than 30 feet (9 m) long, oarfish are the world's longest bony fish, a group that includes almost all fish except sharks and rays.

Pairs of long, pointed, bony spikes on the end of the tail were probably defensive weapons.

His parishioners loved the tall, spare minister with his "long and bony" face and his vivacious, good-looking wife.

Half Charolais and half Brahman, he was still long and bony at age three, but liable to turn fat and ungainly if his breeding held true.