Sentence examples for ox bone from inspiring English sources

When filters caught that ruse, smugglers called ivory "ox bone" — until filters picked up that, too.

As she tells Lucy, Bow was the first manufacturer to use large amounts of ox bone in its porcelain recipe.

The spicy ox bone stew ($11.95) is more challenging but no less rewarding.

Sulung tang, a milky-white ox bone soup with sliced beef tongue, was a bit bland.

Some traders say their artefacts are made of "faux ivory or ox bone" to try to put investigators off the scent.

RECOMMENDED DISHES Kimchi pancake; spicy cold noodle and egg; fried clear noodles with beef; short-rib stew; ox bone and blood stew; whole young chicken with ginseng stew.

On the mastaba ox bones.

On east of this rock cut ox bones [35-7-6].

I know its design is fiendishly simple and hasn't changed much since the Chinese first fashioned some ox bones and boar bristles into magic cleaning sticks that sweetened their prelapsarian breath.

Archaeological digs have uncovered globular clay vessel flutes (xun), tuned stone chimes (qing), and bronze bells (zhong), and the word gu, for drum, is found incised on Shang oracle bones (turtle shells and ox bones used by rulers for ritual divination and sacrifice to obtain the grace of their ancestors).

The Anyang oracle bones (inscribed turtle shells, ox bones, and so forth) of the latter part of the Shang dynasty (c. 1600 1046 bce), which were uncovered near Anyang in northeastern China, record several eclipses of both the Sun and the Moon.