Sentence examples for plenty of bones from inspiring English sources

The vice-president is the most uncompromising politician in today's Washington: an embodiment of ideological rigidity who not only has plenty of bones of his own, but also lots of other people's bones stored in the Old Executive Office Building.

In Schmidt, a former extreme skier who ruptured his cruciate ligaments seven times (two playing football, three on the piste, two riding his mountain bike) and broke plenty of bones in pursuit of his dangerous hobbies, they seem to have unearthed a third gem.

Next part in the series: With the U.S. and China plunging headlong into massive stimulus measures that affect export sectors, both sides will have plenty of bones to pick with each other.

The New York Times told us this: "Broth made with plenty of bones contributes to well-being in ways that other foods don't".

He's big and strong, has got perfect conformation, great length to his neck, and big, powerful quarters; great, correct limbs; plenty of bone.

Born at the Meadow Stud in Virginia, he was a handsome chestnut — "bright as an orange, shiny as brass" — and the manager of the farm described him as a "big, strong-made foal with plenty of bone".

From a practical point of view it's far from simple either - plenty of the bones involved are colossal in size and weight and cannot be easily moved if at all (they are big, but also fragile) so collecting the data can be a painful process.

There are plenty of collections of bones from animals such as reindeer, horses, bison and mammoths that are associated with Neanderthals, but few remains of rabbits or tortoises.

And it means squeezing legal activity that offends India's sense of fairness and dignity that is, "postbox" funds that have little substance in Mauritius and are mainly there to use the tax treaty.There are plenty of skin-and-bone operations in Port Louis, the island's capital.

But make no mistake: there is plenty of meat on its bones.

Resisters and collaborators alike are elegantly dressed, with plenty of flesh on the bones, and some of Rachel's escapades have the casual air of a spree.