Sentence examples for mounds of bones from inspiring English sources

Using one computer and forensic technology, the lab experts wade through mounds of bones and body parts to help mothers -- many of whom brought the pieces back from Chechnya themselves -- identify their missing sons.

Judging from aerial photos of mounds of bones, Mr. Rhodes's own admissions, and the number of dog carcasses unearthed on Tuesday in just one pit, investigators say they believe Mr. Rhodes slaughtered 1,000 to 3,000 dogs over the last 10 years.

The presence of these mounds of bone, or tooth capsules in Castor is associated with the greater crown-height of the cheek teeth.

"Ew, it's so crispy," Shirley said, as the truck pulled up to a specimen that nature had reduced to a mound of bones and matted hair.

Tseng's team found the fossilised skull under a mound of bones, which included antelope and horse limbs, in the summer of 2010 when driving in a remote area near the China-Pakistan border.

Brent, in fact, could turn a giant turkey carcass into a little mound of bones.

Debbie Argue of Australian National University in Canberra adds that Obendorf's team has not accounted for hobbit cranial oddities such as a mounding of bone above and around the orbits.

Defenders have cited the sketchiness of much information about the death camps in Eastern Europe and also the inability of prewar generations to fully comprehend the industrial gassing of millions of innocents -- a machinery of death not yet exposed by those chilling mounds of Jews' bones, hair, shoes, rings.

After the flood, the embryos and eggs rotted and fell apart, leaving a mound of disarticulated bones.

Consider that Abramovic has in the last fifteen years been seen cleaning the meat and blood off of a great mound of animal bones (Balkan Baroque, 1997).

Around 50,000 years ago, people moved in and left stone tools and mounds of shells, fish bones and other refuse.